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YA Non-Fiction (163 series)
99 Things to Do Before You Finish High School (Revised and Updated) 
Being in high school is about a lot more than going to high school. It's about discovering new places, hobbies, and people and opening your eyes to the world. This book teaches the stuff teens won't learn in high school, like how to host a film festival, plan a first road trip, or write a manifesto. Want to spend a day in silence? Learn how to make beats like a DJ? Or shut down a house party before the police do? Newly revised, this edition reimagines the bestseller with updated text and brand n
AI and Deception: Plagiarism, Deepfakes, and More
Artificial intelligence (AI) has increasingly become part of everyday life, from streaming movie recommendations to virtual assistants. However, this powerful technology has also been used by unscrupulous individuals for deception. Plagiarism, voice scams, deepfakes, and synthetic identity theft are some of the ways AI can deceive unsuspecting individuals.
AI Guides
Artificial intelligence is shaping experiences all around you-whether you're at home, school, shopping, banking, or working. What are the benefits AI provides? And what are the risks we're taking? This informative series debates the ethics, strengths, and limitations of AI.
Amazing Human Body, The (BrightPoint Press)
Hi-Lo YA nonfiction. The Amazing Human Body introduces readers to six different systems that work together to support a living, breathing, thinking human being. Readers will learn about the circulatory, digestive, muscular, nervous, respiratory, and skeletal systems. The series identifies each system3s parts, explains how they work together, discusses relevant diseases and injuries, and explores how people can keep the system healthy. Each book includes a graphic that presents key information vi
Anime and Manga Creators: The Early Years
Anime and Manga Creators: The Early Years introduces readers to some of the most influential artists and writers of the formative years of anime and manga. Each chapter provides an overview of one important creative artist3s life and explains how each got started, gained experience, and overcame challenges as they produced their most famous anime or manga work. These stories offer much to encourage, guide, and inspire rising anime and manga creators of all ages.
Anime and Manga Fan Cultures
An estimated 2.9 billion people enjoyed anime and manga in 2024. Some fans are casual viewers and readers. Others celebrate the popular stories and characters in their daily lives. This book explores the many facets of anime and manga fandom and the enduring appeal of the Japanese art forms.
Antisemitism: Hatred on the Rise
Anti-Semitism has been called the oldest hatred, as it has endured from ancient times to the present day. The resurgence of White supremacy and neo-Nazism, as well as the conflict between Israel and Hamas, have brought an increase in harassment and discrimination of Jews. Against this background, there are many courageous groups dedicated to ending Anti-Semitism.
Artificial Intelligence: Promise and Peril
Rapid advances in artificial intelligence or AI are changing everyday life in the United States and around the world. Artificial Intelligence: Promise and Peril examines how the technology began and how it is affecting home life, medical care, business activity, and military strategies. It also includes experts' assessment of AI's future, including its possible benefits and dangers.
Astonishing Circle, An: The Discovery and Denial of the Circulatory System
An ingenious discovery... dismissed as a dangerous lie. In 1628, anatomist and physician William Harvey made a controversial claim: that blood circulated continuously through the body, pumping from the heart through the blood vessels into the tissues and then returning to the heart. His research contradicted many anatomy "experts" of the time. In the seventeenth century, European physicians did not go against the ancient Greek and Roman thinkers who'd created the foundations of Western medicine.