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Spring 2025

How to Avoid Being Eaten by Sharks . . .: And Other Advice

There is one sure-fire method to avoid being eaten by sharks: Don't go in the ocean. How can you avoid being eaten by sharks? What does it mean to "skateboard" someone? Is there a chance you… Read More →

  • Copyright: 2025
Spring 2025

Sharks Unhooked: The Adventures of Cristina Zenato, Underwater Ranger

Some people are scared of sharks. Not Cristina Zenato. As a little girl, Cristina dreamed of making friends with the sharks deep in the ocean. When she grew up, she made those dreams come… Read More →

  • Dewey: 597.3
  • Copyright: 2025
Cover: The Black Mambas: The World's First All-Woman Anti-Poaching Unit
Starred Review & Award Count 2
Spring 2025

The Black Mambas: The World's First All-Woman Anti-Poaching Unit

Head out on patrol with the Black Mambas, South Africa's first women-led anti-poaching unit. This anti-poaching team is unlike any other: they carry no weapons. Instead, they keep animals… Read More →

  • Dewey: 639.90968
  • Copyright: 2025
Spring 2025

The Great Narwhal Rescue: Saving the Arctic Ocean's Narwhals

From the Series Sandra Markle's Science Discoveries

With their long tusks, narwhals are unique whales that live in the Arctic Ocean. But as climate change causes global temperatures to rise, less and less sea ice is covering the Arctic… Read More →

  • Dewey: 599.5/43
  • Copyright: 2025
Spring 2025

Watching and Waiting: What Hatches from Nature's Nurseries

What should you do if you discover eggs, egg cases, or galls when you're exploring the outdoors? You should watch and wait and come back to check on them! Author Sara Levine's simple, lyrical Read More →

  • Dewey: 591.4/68
  • Copyright: 2025
Spring 2025

All Aboard the Poo Boat: Book 2

From the Series Whose Poo Is This?

The giant golden poo capsule is back! But this time, it's on the shore. Dr. Egg, Dr. Yang, and Dr. Woong will need to hop aboard the Poo Boat to identify the animal owners of the new and… Read More →

  • Dewey: 591.47/9
  • Copyright: 2025
Cover: Design Thinking: A Guide to Innovation
Starred Review & Award Count 1
Spring 2025

Design Thinking: A Guide to Innovation

Design thinking is a six-step process used in creative problem solving to understand users, challenge assumptions, redefine problems, and create innovative solutions. As a human-centered… Read More →

  • Dewey: 670
  • Copyright: 2025
Cover: I'm a Dumbo Octopus!: A Graphic Guide to Cephalopods
Starred Review & Award Count 4
Spring 2025

I'm a Dumbo Octopus!: A Graphic Guide to Cephalopods

From the Series Anne Lambelet's Marine Life Graphic Guides

Meet Grimpy! He’s a dumbo octopus, and he’s taking us on a tour of the whole cephalopod class—underwater creatures such as cuttlefish, nautiluses, octopuses, and squids. Grimpy knows all… Read More →

  • Dewey: 594/.5
  • Copyright: 2025
Spring 2025

The Golden Poo: Book 1

From the Series Whose Poo Is This?

Dr. Egg, Dr. Yang, and Dr. Woong find a mysterious golden poo in the woods! And then eight poo capsules pop out of it! Each one contains a different poo . . . but which animals do they belong Read More →

  • Dewey: 591.47/9
  • Copyright: 2025
Spring 2025

Take a Hike!: And Other Ways to De-Stress and Relax in Nature

With a mixture of inspirational text and practical tips, this tween-friendly handbook encourages kids to seek out nature for health benefits and planet protection. Kids who spend more time… Read More →

  • Copyright: 2025
Spring 2025

Are Bees Nature's Tiny Heroes?: Discover the Science behind Melittology

From the Series The Big Questions Answered

It's a big question—are bees nature's tiny heroes? Bees are incredible, as are the melittologists who study them! Bees may seem small, but they make a huge contribution to our natural world.… Read More →

  • Lexile: 890
  • Copyright: 2025
Spring 2025

Are Birds Modern-Day Dinosaurs?: Discover the Science behind Ornithography

From the Series The Big Questions Answered

It's a big question—are birds modern-day dinosaurs? Dinosaurs ruled the Earth for millions of years and are now extinct, but could some have survived and are now the birds we see today?… Read More →

  • Lexile: 930
  • Copyright: 2025
Spring 2025

Are Whales and Dolphins Smarter Than Humans?: Discover the Science behind Cetology

From the Series The Big Questions Answered

It's a big question—are whales and dolphins smarter than humans? Whales and dolphins are incredible, as are the cetologists who study them. Dive into this wonderful underwater adventure to… Read More →

  • Lexile: 830
  • Copyright: 2025
Spring 2025

Can Mushrooms Save the World?: Discover the Science behind Mycology

From the Series The Big Questions Answered

It's a big question—can mushrooms save the world? Mushrooms and fungi are incredible, as are the mycologists who study them! Mushrooms may be small, but they are big hitters when it comes to Read More →

  • Lexile: 850
  • Copyright: 2025
Spring 2025

Can Predicting the Weather Save Lives?: Discover the Science behind Meteorology

From the Series The Big Questions Answered

It's a big question—can predicting the weather save lives? Climate and weather are changing, but thanks to meteorology, we're able to prepare for all kinds of disasters! Hurricanes,… Read More →

  • Lexile: 850
  • Copyright: 2025
Spring 2025

Can Snakes Predict Earthquakes?: Discover the Science behind Ophiology

From the Series The Big Questions Answered

It's a big question—can snakes predict earthquakes? Snakes are incredible, as are the ophiologists who study them! Snakes senses are powerful, but it's hard to believe that they can predict… Read More →

  • Lexile: 970
  • Copyright: 2025
Spring 2025

Can Trees Talk to Each Other?: Discover the Science behind Dendrology

From the Series The Big Questions Answered

It's a big question—can trees talk to each other? Trees are incredible, as are the dendrologists who study them! They are big players in the ecosystem, and we need to take care of them. They Read More →

  • Lexile: 850
  • Copyright: 2025
Spring 2025

Can Volcanoes Turn the Moon Blue?: Discover the Science behind Volcanology

From the Series The Big Questions Answered

It's a big question—can volcanoes turn the moon blue? Volcanoes are incredible, as are the volcanologists who study them! Volcanic eruptions are powerful, and it's amazing that their effects Read More →

  • Lexile: 980
  • Copyright: 2025
Spring 2025

How Do Oceans Help Us Breathe?: Discover the Science behind Oceanography

From the Series The Big Questions Answered

It's a big question—do oceans help us breathe? Our oceans are incredible, as are the oceanographers who study them! Oceans are extremely important to a healthy planet; they hold secrets, and Read More →

  • Lexile: 920
  • Copyright: 2025
Spring 2025

Is There Alien Life in Outer Space?: Discover the Science behind Astrobiology

From the Series The Big Questions Answered

It's a big question—is there alien life in outer space? Meet the astrobiologists searching the universe to see if there's anyone else out there! Dive into the stories behind astrobiology to… Read More →

  • Lexile: 820
  • Copyright: 2025
Spring 2025

Is This the Biggest Dinosaur Ever?: Discover the Science behind Paleontology

From the Series The Big Questions Answered

It's a big question—did a shepherd find the biggest dinosaur ever? After a shepherd in Patagonia stumbled upon a huge bone while chasing a lost sheep, paleontologists converged to unearth… Read More →

  • Lexile: 920
  • Copyright: 2025
Spring 2025

Will We Ever Live on the Moon?: Discover the Science behind Selenology

From the Series The Big Questions Answered

It's a big question—will we ever live on the moon? The moon is incredible, as are the selenologists who study it! The moon might seem distant and barren now, but imagine one day calling it… Read More →

  • Lexile: 870
  • Copyright: 2025
Cover: And, Too, the Fox
Starred Review & Award Count 2
Spring 2025

And, Too, the Fox

U.S. Poet Laureate Ada Limón has a keen eye for the natural world. This poem pulses with the joyful energy of a fox bounding through backyards, piecing together a living in his own way.… Read More →

  • Dewey: 811/.6
  • Copyright: 2025
Spring 2025

AI Basics

From the Series Exploring Artificial Intelligence

People imagined artificial intelligence as far back as the early 1900s. In the 1940s, the first programmed computers were created. Over time, scientists created better computers modeled after Read More →

  • Dewey: 006.3
  • Copyright: 2025