Reviews
Gun Violence and the Fight for Public Safety
“This series is perfect for classroom discussions on social justice.”—School Library Journal View →
Boxing's G.O.A.T.: Muhammad Ali, Manny Pacquiao, and More
“Full of engaging play-by-play writing, this series is a real winner.”—School Library Journal View →
Hank Aaron: Home Run Hammer
“With lots of details about their lives before and after their glory years, these well written biographies will give readers a great taste of the lives of some truly epic athletes. A smart pick for most libraries.”—School Library Journal View →
Asking for Help
“Social-emotional learning and early literacy skills come together in this new series. . . . With thoughtful features to support beginning readers, this series is recommended for collections needing SEL materials.”—School Library Journal View →
Crayola ® Nature STEAM Activities
“Nine projects per book illustrate STEAM concepts and offer practice with observation, prediction, and testing.”—School Library Journal View →
The Story of a Tulip: It Starts with a Bulb
“These books will be a hit among young readers with curious minds.”—School Library Journal View →
Welcome to Afghanistan with Sesame Street ®
“An appropriate introduction to other countries for young readers that could be read aloud.”—School Library Journal View →
Bubonic Plague: The Black Death
“[A] solid introduction to a complicated and highly scientific topic in an approachable way for striving readers.”—School Library Journal View →
Secrets of Navajo Code Talkers
“[S]hines a spotlight on cryptology, both its long history and its place in the modern world. . . . Quality material for a research paper.”—School Library Journal View →
Make It, Build It!
“[T]ruly unique . . . a standout series for content and would make a welcome addition to all kinds of libraries.”—School Library Journal View →
A Walk in the Prairie, 2nd Edition
“This series works well to answer questions from biology class while also fueling new ideas for projects with its strong visual appeal.”—School Library Journal View →
My School in 2055
“A great combination of science vocabulary, environmental appreciation, and imagination.”—School Library Journal View →
Suburban Places
“Great for beginning readers who like nonfiction topics.”—School Library Journal View →
The Story of a Crayon: It Starts with Wax
“For story times, caregivers, and emerging readers, this series is an exciting look at everyday miracles. A first purchase.”—School Library Journal View →
G.O.A.T. Hockey Teams
“The high-energy writing makes this series, jam-packed with fast facts, ideal for statheads. A recommended first purchase.”—School Library Journal View →
We Love Electric Cars
“Charming illustrations add spunkiness to the colorful pages. The simple, succinct writing style makes these useful for emerging readers as well as informative books for story times.”—School Library Journal View →
Hidden Black History: From Juneteenth to Redlining
“[E]asy to read and a plethora of colorful photos help readers connect with the text. A well-written and beautiful series that brings life to the fight for Black rights.”—School Library Journal View →
Explore Earth
“Full-color photographs that take up at least half of each page and the large font size make this series welcoming to the youngest readers. . . . Recommended for collections in need of refreshing.”—School Library Journal View →
Locusts: An Augmented Reality Experience
“Engaging text describes the creatures’ attributes and behaviors. . . . First-rate nonfiction, with a multimedia tie-in.”—School Library Journal View →
Secret Spy Codes and Messages
“The writing is gripping, as are the stories. . . . Great for research and browsing. Excellent choices to add to the 327.12 area.”—School Library Journal View →
Let's Explore Eggs!
“Appetizing pictures of farm-to-table foods will fill readers of ‘Food Field Trips’ with delicious excitement and the recipes will have them coming back for more.”—School Library Journal View →
Scary Vampires
“Informative, impressive material. Recommended for school and public library collections.”—School Library Journal View →
A First Look at Monsters
“Readers engage with the material, stretch their imaginations, and relate the topic to prior knowledge and experiences. Recommended for school and public library collections.”—School Library Journal View →
Mysteries of Mars
“A solid addition to any science collection . . .”—School Library Journal View →