The Ultimate Book of the Human Body is an interactive and comprehensive overview of how the human body works for middle readers.
Browsing: nonfiction
Discover the story of a pioneering geologist in Rock Star: How Ursula Marvin Mapped Moon Rocks and Meteorites, by Sandra Neil Wallace and Nancy Carpenter.
Dive into design and architecture in What’s That Building?: An Architectural Guessing Game, by Rebecca Donnelly and Jocelyn Cho.
Discover the new ecosystem that flourishes after a tree falls in The Tomorrow Tree: How Nature Creates New Life from Old.
The Big Fat High School Algebra 2 Workbook is an excellent supplement to Algebra 2 class that features examples, problems and solutions.
Wild Moon, by Andie Powers and Lucy Rose, features the eight lunar phases of the moon and how they affect wildlife on Earth.
Learn about the symbiotic relationship between oak trees and blue jays in The Blue Jays That Grew a Forest, by Lynn Street and Anne Hunter.
Chris Ferrie — author of the Baby University series — has a new bedtime board book series that blend science and whimsy
Celebrate the natural world through the lens of a sunrise in Dawn, a picture book by Marc Martin.
Learn about language and where words came from in The Atlas of Languages: Words Around the World, by Rachel Lancashire and Jenny Zemanek.