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Non-Fiction (236 series)

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Vroom! introduces early readers to fast and flashy sports cars they may already know and love or that they want to learn more about. Each title introduces a luxury vehicle and details its unique features, logo, specific models, and top speeds. Historical information includes when and where the cars were first made and how they3ve changed over the years. Bright, action-packed photos draw in even the most reluctant readers, making these appealing, approachable, and fun, all while educating readers

Water and Our World

Each book in the Water and Our World series looks at an important idea about how water is used and how it shapes our planet. Clear, easy-to-read text, engaging facts, and vivid photographs help readers explore these big ideas in a simple way.

We Are the Champions

Get ready for the ultimate sports championship with this exciting series for upper elementary and middle school readers. Each title details the structure, history, legendary players, and cultural impact of the athletic event. Readers will also learn about key issues, exciting rivalries, and what the future might hold. Whether you're into soccer, basketball, football, baseball, or hockey, there's something for every sports fan.

Weird Science of the Human Body: The Breakdown (45th Parallel Press)

Help students get the concepts they need to know while building foundational reading skills with The Breakdown. Each title layers decoding strategies with comprehension skills to ensure students can access the text as they build content knowledge. With Weird Science of the Human Body: The Breakdown, older struggling readers and beginning English Language Learners can explore the science of the human body while building reading fluency.

Welcome to Your Body

The human body is amazing! Your heart keeps beating even when you sleep, and your brain interprets nerve signals from your whole body. These narrative journeys show elementary-age readers how their body systems work. Simple yet accurate illustrations help readers visualize what3s inside their body. Perfect for anyone curious about the biology of the human body.

What Good Is a Dead Tree?

What happens to a tree when it falls in a forest? Over time, it disappears. But where does it go? Author and photographer Doug Wechsler invites readers to dig into this biological mystery and discover the answer to the disappearance. Following the fall of an oak tree, Wechsler explains how the tree is broken down by animals, insects, and fungi over the course of fifty years. Along the way, readers explore parts of a tree, insect lifecycles, and the magic of mycelia. And readers will discover how

What-to-Do Guides for Kids

What-to-Do Guides for Kids are designed to guide kids with cognitive-behavioral techniques most often used in therapy. Engaging, encouraging, and easy to follow, these books empower kids through rough spots and set them up to live with a more calm, settled mind.

Who Is Cuter? (Blastoff! Readers: Level 1)

Which animals have the cutest babies? Each book in this adorable series compares two baby animals. colourful photos highlight the similarities and differences of each baby. Simple text guides readers through each animal's cutest body parts and behaviors. Special features highlight important facts about each baby and encourage readers to decide for themselves which animal is the cutest. Who is the cuter baby? ItÎs up to readers!

Whose Tree Is This?

Whose tree is this? Reaching high, spreading wide, this oak, so gracious, so spacious, giving gifts throughout the year. Acorns for eating, tree crooks for nests, leaves that shelter many guests. Explore an oak tree through poems written from the perspective of thirteen animalsCincluding caterpillars, chickadees, orb weaver spiders, cicadas, katydids, big brown bats, screech owls, springtails, blue jays, squirrels, black bears, crows, and peopleCthat rely on it for food and shelter.

Why Do We Sleep?

We spend around a third of our lives sleeping. But how does our body know when to switch off, and what happens during those hours? This book takes you on a fascinating journey through the land of nod and out the other side. With clear texts and bright, distinctive illustrations, this is a great introduction to a subject that has fascinated us since ancient times and that, in our age of endless stimulation, has never felt so timely.

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