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The Pie That Molly Grew

Using "The House That Jack Built" rhyme scheme and beginning with the planting of a single seed, the journey of bringing a pumpkin to harvest comes to life for young readers. Under Molly's watchful eye and care, each stage of growth--from the seed to the sprout to the leaves to the final fruit on the vine--is showcased. And at the end, Molly's lovely pumpkin is turned into a delicious pie for one and all to share in a celebration of gratitude. All from the seed that Molly sowed.

The Pipsqueak

You don't need super powers to be a hero...or to make enemies into friends. In Hero's gang, everyone has a special skill. Well, everybody but Pip. Pip isn't strong, he can't run fast or make himself invisible. He might not have any amazing talents, but when bully Solo invades their spot, Pip shows the gang that you just need guts to be a hero.

The Popular Science Fact Book for Inquiring Minds  

Featuring fantastic and authoritative popular science content, this set will have your readers enraptured by scientific principles for hours. Subjects are drawn from the ""Top 100"" lists of inventions, unsolved mysteries, hoaxes and mistakes, and answers to the world's greatest questions. This series will appeal to the curious mind with content that explains each concept from origin to modern day, complete with photographs of the subject as well as the major people involved.

The Power of Coding  

Coders use a variety of programming languages to write apps, websites, internet browsers, and more. Some languages lend themselves to specific uses, while others can be used to achieve nearly any programmatic goal. This timely set explores how specific languages were developed, their applications, and how they work. Each book includes biographies of key figures in the development of the language, an explanation of how programming languages evolve and work together to form the foundation of modern computing, and the comparative strength and weaknesses of the programming languages covered.

The Power of Music: Healing and Health

Numerous experiments and studies in recent years have shown conclusively that music, especially playing an instrument and/or singing on a regular basis, has many concrete health benefits. This volume first explains music3s varied effects on the human brain, then looks at how music helps people with movement disorders such as Tourette3s syndrome and Parkinson3s disease. Research also has demonstrated that anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues can be partially alleviated by music therapy.

The Power of Perseverance

The Power of Positivity (Blue Owl Books)

What effects can positivity have? With a reader-friendly and interactive approach, The Power of Positivity helps readers understand the mental and physical benefits of positive actions, thoughts, and outlooks. Each title empowers readers, detailing the neurology and psychology of positive mindsets, such as gratitude and kindness, and how these mindsets can counteract negative emotions or responses, such as stress and anger. Utilizing infographics and diagrams to aid in understanding, these STEM and SEL books will help readers learn to recognize what happens in their brains.

The Power of Snow

Two flakes play. Four flakes sashay. Eight flakes twirl. Sixteen flakes swirl. Experience a snowstorm that brings together playful rhyming verse with the power of exponential growth! Bob Raczka's clever rhymes come to life in the dynamic illustrations of Bryony Clarkson. The artwork includes the precise number of snowflakes mentioned in the text, starting with 2 and ending with an astonishing 16,384!

The Promise and Perils of Technology

This captivating series helps readers take an active role in exploring emerging technologies, explaining what the technologies are as well as examining the potentials and risks of each topic. Each volume assesses the ethical issues related to the subject and how these technologies may impact readers in their daily lives in both positive and negative ways. This illuminating set helps readers understand why each technology, whether itÎs AI or virtual reality, should matter to them.

The Quilt Walk

Encountering Indians, rattlesnakes, death, and friendship, a 10-year-old, coming-of-age girl and her family from Illinois travel west to Colorado.