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Protest: A History of Social Movements in America

The First Amendment guarantees the right to peacefully protest and Americans have embraced this right for nearly two centuries. Protest: A History of Social Movements in America focuses on the people who faced adversity while speaking out for women?s suffrage, Black civil rights, the environment, LGBTQ rights, and more.

Provinces and Territories of Canada  

Take a cross-country journey in the pages of Provinces and Territories of Canada. Learn about the environment, history, tourist attractions, arts, sports, and cultures that make each province and territory unique. Engaging text and high-quality visuals provide fascinating insight into the provinces and territories that comprise this vast nation.

Psionic Earth

In a world where powerful nations wage grand wars with psionic super-soldiers, the outcome of the coming conflict falls to a handful of individuals. Unaware of the part they will play in the great geo-political game, can these soldiers and scientists protect their countries without losing themselves?

Psychology (Curriculum Connections)

This series introduces high school readers to essential, curriculum-linked knowledge about the key aspects of psychology, dealing with cognitive and emotional development, social and abnormal psychology, the biology of the brain, and the history of this social science. Additionally, unfamiliar terms are explained throughout in glossary side bars on the page where the new word is introduced.

Psychology for Kids: The Science of the Mind and Behavior

This exciting new book introduces kids to the science of psychology, with chapters on the brain, personality, intelligence, emotions, social relationships, and more. Accompanied by colourful illustrations of psychology's big ideas and lots of hands-on experiments to try at home, there's no better way to dive into the fascinating science of the mind. Why do we sleep? What are feelings? How do we make decisions, and how do we learn from them? Psychology helps us ask and answer these big questions about ourselves, others, and the world around us.

Public Profiles

This epic collection presents biographies of public figures unlike any published before. Covering both historical and contemporary figures, these volumes compile The New York Times' coverage of prominent politicians, artists, and activists, among other figures, reflecting how the public viewed and understood these biographical subjects throughout the course of their time in the spotlight. This unique coverage of each person's life and impact on society is enlightening, demonstrating how greater attention and scrutiny can change our attitude toward, and understanding and appreciation of, prominent figures in the news.

Punctuate It!

Rules, rules, rules! English grammar is full of rules. How are we supposed to remember when or why to use all those pesky punctuation marks? Why bother, anyway, in an age of texting and rampant emojis? When a proper foundation is laid, all forms of communication benefit: Punctuate It! gently instructs young readers (and writers) to think carefully about the marks they see and to choose their punctuation to create meaningful sentences. Vibrant, off-the-wall illustrations lend visual appeal, and "Punctuation Practice" sessions offer opportunities for interacting with key ideas presented in each short chapter. A brief activity closes each book.

Punctuation Station

What would writing be without punctuation? Confusing! Punctuation Station introduces young readers to seven friends who humorously misuse punctuation marks and learn how to use them correctly. Bright illustrations and relatable stories help readers become familiar with punctuation marks and their uses in reading and writing.

Puppet's Smile, The

An old carpenter sends Puppet off into the world with a red backpack and a newly carved smile. But when Puppets backpack gets stolen, he discovers that smiling is not all it's cracked up to be. Now Puppet is learning that happiness might not be the only important human emotion.