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My Zion National Park

Venture into the great outdoors of the United States and introduce little readers to the National Parks for the first time! Did you know ...

University of Cambridge: There's No Such Thing as a Silly Question

The Young Green Witch's Guide to Plant Magic - Rituals and Recipes from Nature

"An essential guide for any kid who wants to connect with natural magic, learn more about herbalism, and become more confident as they em...

Native American History and Heritage: Pueblo - The Lifeways and Culture of America's First Peoples

Native American History and Heritage: Pueblo is a narrative non-fiction. Learn about what life was like in the Pueblo tribe before the in...

Sound: Pitch, Volume, Music, and Noise with Hands-On Science Activities for Kids

Mexico

Located in the southern part of North America with a population of over 128 million, Mexico is a country with a year-round hot climate an...

The Unofficial Guide to Minecraft(r) Technology

Technology--methods that use science to solve problems and the tools used to solve those problems--is a big part of our world. In a diffe...

United States

The United States is a country in North America made up of 50 individual states! Millions of people live in the United States, including ...

The Unofficial Guide to Minecraft(r) Zoology

"We share our world with many other creatures, from the simplest single-cell organisms to the largest earth-bound mammals. While there ma...

South Africa

South Africa, the country located in the southernmost part of the African continent, has 11 official languages! With a moderate climate a...

Space Exploration

This captivating volume takes readers on a visual odyssey through the vast expanse of space, chronicling the thrilling story of humanity'...

Pushes and Pulls

People do all sorts of pushing and pulling each day--from pulling their socks up in the morning to pushing a button to start their car. I...

Sea Levels and Ice Caps

Polar ice caps are an important part of the environment for both humans and animals, but they're melting at an alarming rate due to an in...

Thailand

Thailand is a country located in Southeast Asia with an official language of Thai. They have a tropical climate, many beautiful landscape...

The Basics of Metals and Metalloids

What do a paperclip and the wings of an aircraft have in common? They are both made from metals, the planet's most common elements. This ...

Egypt

Egypt is a country located in North Africa with an official language of Arabic. The Nile River, the Pyramids of Giza, and beautiful mosqu...

China

China is one of the largest countries in the world, and it is home to many kinds of religions, delicious food, and families! Readers lear...

The Basics of Organic Chemistry

Chemicals can be inorganic or organic. Organic chemicals are important to comprehend because they make up many everyday objects, includin...

Know It All!: Beginner Guides to the Big World

Some tasks--like going to school for the first time, learning about science, or helping to save the planet--may seem daunting and scary a...

The Basics of Nonmetals

While nonmetals might not sound as intriguing as metals, this engaging title will reveal they are just as fascinating and essential-from ...

Light

Light is a form of energy that helps us see the world around us. Without it, the world would be completely dark! Readers explore differen...

Deforestation

With a global population of over 7 billion people, more and more trees and forests are being cut down to make room for people to live, wo...

Forces and Magnets

Twisting, pushing, pulling, stretching--these are all ways we can physically use force and see how it affects things. Of course, there ar...

Light

What makes light? Kids might give a variety of answers to this question: the sun, a lightbulb, a fire. All of these light sources are exp...

Cooking with Chemistry: 10 Fun Food Science Projects

"Can you use science to make homemade slushies? Or the best soft-boiled egg? This book can help culinarily minded students do that and mo...

Everyday Science: 10 Fun Experiments to Use in Daily Life

"Why are some memories more memorable than others? Why don't you hear when someone is talking to you sometimes? Can you tell how sour som...

I Flew Around the World - The Story of a Young Female Pilot's Record-Breaking Flight

Jump on board "the Shark" and join 19-year-old Zara Rutherford on her solo flight around the globe. Over the stretch of five months, this...

Out of This World: 10 Fun Experiments about Earth and Space Science

"Can you make your own black hole? What about a sea breeze in your kitchen? These questions and more Earth and space science queries are ...

London

London has developed into a centre of finance and commerce, with residents whose commitment to the arts has given it a vibrant theatre cu...

From the Late 1900s to the 2000s: Frederick Sanger to Sergey Brin

Frederick Sanger won the Nobel Prize twice for his advances in chemistry. He influenced the treatment of disease and the understanding of...

From the Late 1800s to the Early 1900s: Ferdinand Von Zeppelin to Reginald Fessenden

Ferdinand von Zeppelin invented the floating airship that bears his name in the late 1800s and made way for a wave of advances in aviatio...

Graphic Disasters: Superstorms!

Tornadoes, hurricanes, and tsunamis? Oh, my! Readers will be amazed by the illustrated scenes of destruction caused by natural disasters-...

A Family of Trees - My First Book of Forests

A read-aloud, poetic introduction to forests for young children that, when unfolded, creates a forest-scape that is as long as a king-siz...

I Bet I Can: Design a Rollercoaster

Explanations of key STEM (engineering) topics in an original, highly entertaining way through comical trial and error scenarios. In this ...

I Bet I Can: Build a Skyscraper

Explanations of key STEM (engineering) topics in an original, highly entertaining way through comicaltrial and error scenarios

The Spectacular Science of Vehicles

Science comes alive in this engaging and exciting book series.

Welcome to AI - What is Artificial Intelligence and how will it change our lives?

Welcome to AI is an introduction to artificial intelligence for curious youngsters. Learn all about the history, science and technology b...

Great Scientists: Charles Darwin

An illustrated biography of Charles Darwin, one of the most famous figures in the history of science

What Matters Most?: Energy and Power

Learn about different sorts of energy by meeting some hilarious characters who are keen to explain why they are the most important!

What Matters Most?: Human Body Bits

Learn about the human body by meeting some hilarious characters who are keen to explain why they are the most important!

The Awesome Physics in Your Home

This fully illustrated children's book reveals the hidden physics in our everyday lives and our homes, from the kitchen to the bathroom. ...

From Pyramids to Palaces: Architecture around the World

Explore the fascinating world of architecture, from ancient monuments to modern structures, and decode architectural styles and history i...

Learn Science with Mo: Energy

Learn all about energy with Mo the Monster and his friends in this fun first science book for children aged 5+

Big Bertha - How a Massive Tunnel Boring Machine Dug a Highway Under Seattle

This incredible story about Bertha, the massive tunnel boring machine that successfully constructed the longest and widest road tunnel in...

Shackleton's Journey 10th Anniversary Edition

This special 10th Anniversary Edition brings us a detailed visual narrative of Shackleton's journey to Antarctica, with new bonus materia...

Into the Volcano: The Science, Magic and Meaning of Volcanoes

Bullet Trains

Speed down the track to the captivating world of bullet trains with this new book, part of the Starting Out series, specially designed fo...

Hurricanes: The Worst in History

"Every year, hurricanes tear through tropical areas. While some are minor, others claim lives and cause billions of dollars in damage. Re...

Rock Pools

Residing near the sea are rockpools. They are home to many sea creatures, such as sea stars, mussels, and clams! Although the pools exper...

Clever (and Crafty) Computers

Computers come in many forms--phones, tablets, laptops, and they're even incorporated into some houses--but how exactly do they work? Whe...

Stars and the Moon

The night sky is where we can see beautiful stars, the moon, other planets, and so much more! There are even constellations to spot in th...

Cars

From stretch limousines to Formula 1 cars, the range of amazing cars out there is huge! Readers can explore the car world to their heart'...

Humans and Other Animals

All animals need food, oxygen, shelter, and water to survive, but they are all unique in their own ways! Human beings, dogs and cats, and...

Forecasting the Weather

"Weather forecasts shape people's lives every day, from helping them decide what to wear to what activities they can do. Young readers ca...

Intelligent Robots

Imagine a robot that can see, hear, move, speak--and even feel--in the way that humans do. That's artificial intelligence in action! Read...

Weather

Sometimes we only think about the weather when it affects us. Weather is the state of Earth's atmosphere. It's always changing and impact...

Trucks

From huge bulldozers to monster trucks, trucks are some of the most popular vehicles out there! In this volume, readers find out tons of ...

Weathering and Erosion

Weathering breaks rock, then erosion moves it. Rocks can be found just about anywhere on and below Earth's surface--even on and under wat...

Living and Nonliving Things

"Living things need food and water to survive, unlike nonliving things. Sometimes it can be difficult to tell the difference between livi...

Volcanic Eruptions: The Worst in History

"While many volcanoes worldwide are dormant, about 50 to 60 active volcanoes erupt each year! Curious young readers may wonder what cause...