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Take a look at the colors of the Winter. The colors of the season are on display! Color can be found everywhere, in mittens, nature, and of course wrapping holiday gifts. Using sight words and simple sentences, early readers are shown the colors of t

From the Salem Witch Hunts to The Crucible

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In 1692, in Salem, Massachusetts, a group of girls accused several people of the town of being witches. A series of trials ensued, leading to guilty verdicts and the execution of twenty villagers. The events have fascinated people for three centuries

Fear, Betrayal, and Death in Salem

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In the winter of 1692 in Salem Village, Massachusetts, a few teenage girls began suffering from a mysterious affliction. When the condition worsened, people in the village believed the devil must be at work. The afflicted girls made accusations of wi

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The Civil War was fought mostly by men, but the war could not have been won without the courageous effort of women. During the war, women served as spies and nurses. Some disguised themselves as men to become soldiers. With their husbands, fathers, a

The Hard-Fought Battle for Women's Suffrage

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On August 18, 1920, the Nineteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution was ratified, granting women the right to vote. This accomplishment would not have been achieved without women’s suffrage leaders like Susan B. Anthony, Lucy Stone, and El

From the LUSITANIA to Versailles

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The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914 ignited a bloody conflict among Europe’s most powerful nations. As leaders in Europe bullied each other toward war, they had no idea that this war would become a global conflict. The United States

From Normandy to Berlin

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Adolf Hitler, leader of Nazi Germany, ordered his army to invade Poland on September 1, 1939, igniting World War II in Europe. This bloody conflict ravaged Europe and millions of people died. Generals Dwight Eisenhower and George Patton led the Unite

From Pearl Harbor to Nagasaki

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When the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, the United States was thrust into World War II. The war with Japan would last four grueling years. Bold leaders, such as General Douglas MacArthur and President Franklin Roosevelt, would le

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Comic books, also called "sequential art" or "graphic storytelling," are currently a billion-dollar industry. Books of sequential art, popularly known as graphic novels, fill bookstores and libraries all over the world. In WRITE A GRAPHIC NOVEL IN 5

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Books, movies, TV shows, video games—mysteries can be found everywhere, for every type of audience. Part story, part puzzle, mysteries are naturally fun and exciting, both to read and to write. But how do you begin to write a mystery story? In WRITE

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Romance writing is a billion-dollar-a-year industry. Authors are busy creating new titles every single day because hungry readers have been known to gobble up as many as forty new romance novels every month. In WRITE A ROMANCE IN 5 SIMPLE STEPS, auth

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Fantasy is a fun genre to read and write because you can create new worlds, people who have magical powers, and animals with remarkable qualities. If you enjoy stories about wizards and witches, traveling through time, talking animals, fairies, and t

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A horror story succeeds if it strikes terror in the reader. A good horror story is like a good ride at an amusement park. Feeling scared without having to face real danger is exhilarating. The story builds with tantalizing ideas. The reader inches ou

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Science-fiction stories are among the most popular works of fiction today. Sci-fi can be about robots, clones, computer technology, cyborgs, life under the ocean or on other worlds—or even an alternative version of our Earth! In WRITE SCIENCE FICTION

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This title in the OUTLAWS AND LAWMEN OF THE WILD WEST, REVISED EDITION series explores the life of the famous lawman Wyatt Earp. From the time he was a young child, Wyatt learned from his father to stand up for what was right. As a no-nonsense lawman

Could You Survive Living in a Castle?

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Have you ever dreamed of living in a castle? Did you imagine farm animals crowding the square, a moat filled with poop, and an army of invaders holding you under siege? Life in the Middle Ages was no fairy tale! Charge back in time to find out what r

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Birds, fish, insects, and more! This book is filled with beautiful yellow animals. New readers will be entertained by the variety of species while practicing the word yellow and a few other terms.

Adventure, Explore, Discover

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Yellowstone, America’s first national park, covers more than 3,400 square miles and is widely known as the home of the Old Faithful geyser, grizzly bears, and the bald eagle. Its unique landscape, shaped hundreds of thousands of years ago by supervol

Adventure, Explore, Discover

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Millions travel to Yosemite National Park each year to experience its groves of giant sequoia trees, waterfalls, valleys, and massive granite monoliths like El Capitan. Author Stephen Feinstein covers the geologic processes that shaped the Yosemite V

Primary Sources From the Holocaust

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Alice Lok was deported to Auschwitz, a Nazi death camp, in 1944. Upon her arrival, she faced a "selection." Alice had to stand in line as a Nazi doctor examined the new camp inmates. If the doctor pointed one direction, it meant hard labor—but labor

Courageous Rocky Mountain Explorer

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After the United States purchased the Louisiana Territory in 1803, the young nation needed brave pioneers to explore this vast uncharted land. Zebulon Pike, a young frontier soldier, welcomed the challenge. Heading southwest from St. Louis, Missouri,

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Let's go for a spin! Lots of people have ridden on Ferris Wheels, but do you know who invented the first one? Learn about George Ferris's life and the first Ferris Wheel ever built. Make your own miniature Ferris Wheel, too!

Father of Wildlife Ecology

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Aldo Leopold was an American ecologist, forester, and environmentalist. He helped create the world’s first designated wilderness area. He was also influential in the development of modern environmental ethics and in the movement for wilderness preser

Protector of Sea Turtles

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Considered the world's leading authority on sea turtles, Archie Carr was also well known for his eloquent books on nature and for his influential work in the protection and preservation of the natural world. In this biography, author Christine Webste

Defender of the Mountain Gorillas

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Dian Fossey dedicated herself to the preservation of African mountain gorillas, a cause that would eventually claim her life. Author Jill Menkes Kushner has written this biography exploring the life and work of Dian Fossey, a pioneering mountain gori

Champion for the Chimpanzees

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Jane Goodall is considered the world's foremost authority on chimpanzees, having closely observed their behavior in the jungles of the Gombe Game Reserve in Africa since 1960. This biography explores the life and work of Jane Goodall whose research t

Mother of the Environmental Movement

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Bold. Pioneering. These adjectives describe Rachel Carson who is one of the most important figures of the twentieth-century enviromental movement. The author of the book SILENT SPRING, Carson exposed the environmental harm done by pesticides and help

Undersea Explorer of the Ocean

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Named TIME magazine’s first “hero for the planet”, Sylvia Alice Earle is a world-renown oceanographer. She was chief scientist for the U.S. NOAA from 1990-1992. In this biography, author Susan Reichard paints the life and work of Dr. Earle who expand

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Lots of people dream of being a millionaire, but Madam C. J. Walker actually became one with her revolutionary hair care system. Learn about Madam C. J. Walker's life and the discovery of her hair care products. Make your own homemade bubble bath, to

Crime-Solving Science Projects

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Trace evidence is often the most important evidence involved in a crime. Analyze bones and blood spatter patterns, find out if bullets came from a suspect’s gun, and more! Many experiments include ideas you can use for your science fair, using the sc

Crime-Solving Science Projects

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Think you have what it takes to be a forensic scientist? Use your sleuthing skills and the scientific method to do fun science projects about fingerprints, lip prints, footprints, and more. Many experiments include ideas you can use for your science

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Blue-footed boobies use their blue feet to attract mates. Golden monkeys have blue faces to help their family spot them in the trees. Being blue helps other animals in the wild, too. Learn about different kinds of blue animals in this fascinating and

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How does being green help animals survive in the wild? This easy-to-read science book fills a need for nonfiction science readers while entertaining students with stunning color photos and fascinating facts. Author Melissa Stewart explains the scienc

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Being orange helps animals such as the Bengal tiger and Scarab beetle survive in the wild. Learn why some animals are orange in this fascinating nonfiction reader. Stunning full-color photographs complement each page of easy-to-read text in this uniq

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Animals come in all colors of the rainbow—even purple! Find out why being purple, like the Purple Sea Urchin, helps animals survive in the wild. The stunning full-color photos and easy-to-read text in this unique science reader are sure to delight an

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Can you guess why a scarlet ibis is red? Why does the coral snake have red rings? Animals come in all different colors for a variety of reasons. Learn the science behind how being red helps animals survive in the wild in this beautiful nonfiction rea

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Being yellow helps some animals hide or warn predators away. Find out the science behind why lions, pufferfish, fire salamanders, and other animals are yellow. This easy-to-read science book fills a need for nonfiction science readers while entertain

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This book explains why we have seasons and when the fall season begins. It also suggests some activities that people do in the fall as well as what animals may do during this season. There is an easy experiment relating to fall included in the back o

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This book explains why we have seasons and when the spring season starts. It also suggests some spring activities that people do as well as what animals may do during this season. There is an easy experiment relating to spring included in the back of

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This book explains why we have seasons and when summer begins. It also suggests summer activities that people do as well as what animals may do during this season. There is an easy experiment relating to summer included in the back of the book. Autho

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This book explains why we have seasons and when winter begins. It also suggests winter activities that people do as well as what animals may do during this season. There is an easy experiment relating to winter included in the back of the book. Autho

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When the Founding Fathers signed the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776, it marked the birth of a new nation. But the United States of America was not yet free. A brutal war gripped the nation. The grueling fight against Great Britain was fa

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A Civil War hero, Army scout, lawman, showman and guide—Wild Bill Hickok's life seems too exciting to be true. However, his shootouts with rowdy cowboys and his life-or-death fight with a grizzly bear were real! This Wild West hero is truly legendary

The Science Behind Raging Infernos

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Throughout history, fire has been a source of both fascination and great fear. Young readers will want to know what turns small fires into huge infernos and what firefighting techniques are used to try to contain them. Why are wildfires more common i

A Biography of a Rapper Turned Movie Star

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From silly kid to Grammy-winning rapper, Will Smith has taken the fast track to superstardom. His popular rap music opened doors for Smith, who became a TV star on THE FRESH PRINCE OF BEL-AIR. After years of balancing rap and television, Smith emerge

Discoverer of How Blood Circulates, Revised Edition

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What does the heart do? Why does it beat? What is a pulse? Up until the 17th century, most believed that blood sloshed around the body like ocean tides. Then the English physician William Harvey showed the world that the heart is actually a pump, and

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What is it like to blast into space? What are spacewalks? What do astronauts eat and how do they go to the bathroom? This easy-to-read title in the I LIKE SPACE! series is full of beautiful color photos and fascinating facts. Supporting the National

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How does Earth move? What is the atmosphere? What is Earth made of? This easy-to-read title in the I LIKE SPACE! series is full of beautiful color photos and fascinating facts. Supporting the National Science Education Standards for K–4 Earth and Spa

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How was the Sun made? How far is the Sun from Earth? How big is the Sun? Why is the Sun yellow? This easy-to-read title in the I LIKE SPACE! series is full of beautiful color photos and fascinating facts. Supporting the National Science Education Sta

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Many people who are blind learn Braille in order to read. This innovative code allows them to read everything from popular books to maps and signs as well as write their own books. Learn the history of Braille, how it has developed, and how it is use

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How do people celebrate Christmas? Learn all about Christmas symbols and traditions in this fun and easy-to-read book. Learn how to make a strand of cranberries and popcorn for your Christmas tree, and then feed the birds when you are done using it!

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How do people celebrate Halloween? What is the history of this holiday? Why do people wear costumes? Learn all about this fun holiday with this easy-to-read book, which is perfect for beginning readers or read-aloud. Enjoy a hands-on activity, too, m

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People who are blind learn ways to use their senses of touch and hearing in order to sense the world around them. Read about the tools they use, including canes and seeing eye dogs, to travel and to be independent. First-hand stories of children who

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The world is quieter if you are deaf. What is that like? How do people who are deaf or hard of hearing communicate? How do videophones work? Learn all about sign language, hearing aids, and the latest technology that helps people who are deaf interac

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For people who are deaf, learning language is different. Many learn sign language to let people know what they are thinking or feeling. They motion with their hands, faces, and bodies to communicate. Learn the history of sign language, how it is used

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How do people celebrate St. Patrick’s Day? Who was St. Patrick? Why do people wear green? Learn all about this holiday in this easy-to-read book. Enjoy a hands-on activity, too!

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When was the first Thanksgiving? How do we celebrate today? Learn all about this holiday’s symbols and traditions with this fun and easy-to-read book. Enjoy a hands-on activity making a thank-you for a community helper, too!

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Celebrate our nation’s birthday! Learn about the 4th of July and its symbols and traditions in this fun and easy-to-read book. Enjoy a hands-on activity, too!

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How far away is the Moon? How much would you weigh on the Moon? Have people visited the Moon? This easy-to-read title in the I LIKE SPACE! series is full of beautiful color photos and fascinating facts. Supporting the National Science Education Stand

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Is Pluto a planet? Do all planets have moons? What are asteroids and comets? This easy-to-read title in the I LIKE SPACE! series is full of beautiful color photos and fascinating facts. Supporting the National Science Education Standards for K–4 Eart

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How do people celebrate Valentine’s Day? What is the history of this holiday? Learn about the symbols and traditions with this fun and easy-to-read book. Enjoy a hands-on activity, too!

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This easy-to-read book is perfect for nonfiction reading or read-aloud. Enjoy a hands-on activity and make a thank-you poster for the veterans in your community!

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How do bicycle gears work? Why does it look like a skateboard sticks to a skater’s feet? Learn all about the physics involved in your favorite wheeled sport, whether it be cycling, skating, or skateboarding. Fun ideas for science fair projects follow

The Birmingham Civil Rights Movement

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Referred to as the “most segregated city in America,” Birmingham, Alabama, became a hotbed for civil rights activity in the early 1960s. Great African-American leaders, including Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and the Reverend Fred Shuttlesworth, helped

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Which animal can lift the most weight? Which animal can dive the deepest? Learn why shrimp, gibbons, falcons, fleas, and other animals are the athletes of the natural world. Beginning readers can get great facts, while the text for more advanced read

Science Projects Using Detective Skills

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Forensic scientists use many different skills to help them solve crimes, including the scientific method. Find out if you have what it takes to be a detective with fun experiments about being a keen observer, breaking codes, collecting evidence, and

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A perfect biography for young readers, and a very inspiring story! Vivien Thomas worked hard to make a new way to help babies' hearts. Learn about his life and the surgery he invented. Make your own stethoscope, too.

Crime-Solving Science Projects

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Sometimes criminals use forgeries in their crimes. Learn how to spot a fake, and hone your science skills using the scientific method. Many experiments include ideas you can use for your science fair, and each chapter ends with a crime for you to sol

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This book is a slam dunk for young readers! They may love to play basketball, but do they know who invented the game? Learn about James Naismith's life and the first basketball game ever played. Play a game that James Naismith played when he was a bo

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There are few kids who don't enjoy home video games, but do they know who invented the first one? Learn about Ralph Baer's life and the first home video games ever made. Invent your own game, too!

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It seems like televisions are everywhere, but do you know who invented the first one? Learn about Philo Farnsworth's life and how he invented the first television. Create your own cartoon show, too!

Author of Fantasy Fiction

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Vivivan Vande Velde is the author of over thirty books for children and teenagers. Since her first novel, A HIDDEN MAGIC, Vande Velde has explored identity by developing characters that run counter to the norm—in an easy, humorous style that young re

The Science Behind Fiery Eruptions

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Although scientists increasingly can measure warning signs including tremors and other changes in the land, predicting when volcanoes will erupt is far from certain. This reluctant reader book explains why volcanoes remain dangerous natural disasters

A How-to Guide

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Are you interested in helping others, or are you looking for new ways to get involved in your school or community? VOLUNTEERING: A HOW-TO GUIDE is an easy-to-read introduction to the world of volunteering. Discover what types of volunteer work you wo

Laugh and Learn About Science

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Q: What's a tornado's favorite game? A: Twister! Discover why weather does the things it does in WACKY WEATHER AND SILLY SEASON JOKES, and learn some jokes to share with your class at the same time, or learn how to make up your own weather and season

The Amazing APOLLO 11 Mission

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On July 20, 1969, the world watched on televisions or listened on radios as Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin took the first-ever steps on the Moon. Once considered an impossible dream, the United States created the APOLLO program with one goal in mind—

A Biography of an Award-Winning Urban Fiction Author

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Walter Dean Myers tells it like it is in his award-winning novels about urban teenagers with real problems. With humor and a keen ear for dialogue, Myers creates characters that speak directly to today's teens. As a young reader, Myers could not find

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In the winter of 1776, the Americans looked defeated. But General George Washington did not give up. His troops made a daring move, crossing the Delaware River and winning two battles. The next winter, Washington’s soldiers were cold and starving at

Green Science Projects for a Sustainable Planet

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Protect Earth's water! Water is essential for life, so it is essential we protect this important resource. This book will guide readers through science experiments that explain the properties of water, the water cycle, and how to conserve water, usin

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What is water made of? Why does ice float? What is a soap bubble? Using easy-to-find materials and the scientific method, student scientists can learn the answers to these questions and more. For students interested in competing in science fairs, the

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How is a cloud formed? What is thunder and lightning, really? Why is summer hot and winter cold? There are so many things to discover about the weather! This book will give young scientists a great start in meteorology. For students interested in com

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Did you know that there are birds that can make sounds like barking dogs or car alarms, and chicks that spit vomit at enemies? Stunning, full-color photographs complement each spread of easy-to-read text. Get an amazing glimpse into the unusual world

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Do some birds really build their nests in a cactus? Do some salamanders live so deep in caves that they have no eyes? Are there animals living under the Antarctic ice? Find out as you read and learn about some wonderful animals and their unusual home

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Fried crickets?! Rose petal soup?! Seaweed in ice cream?! Can it really be true? Find out as you read and learn about some weird and wonderful food!

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A sneeze that travels 100 mile per hour?! A person makes over four cups of spit in a day?! Can it really be true? Find out as you read and learn about the weird and wonderful human body!

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Rocks that spark? Rocks that float? Rocks that fizz? Is it really true?! Read and learn about some weird and wonderful examples of the three different types of rocks.

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Moon lava?! Planets with no ground to stand on?! Can it really be true? Find out as you read and learn about the weird and wonderful world of space!

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Snow donuts?! Animal rain?! Ten-story waves?! Can it really be true? Find out as you read and learn about some weird and wonderful weather!

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A small fly buzzes around a plant with beautiful white flowers looking for a sweet snack of nectar. Slowly, the fly finds what it wants, and lands on the plant’s bright red leaves. Suddenly, as the fly enjoys its meal, the leaf snaps shut. The fly is

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What color is a burp? Burple! Read more jokes, limericks, riddles, tongue twisters, and fun facts about different science topics! You can also create your own funny board game!

A Pro/Con Debate Over Immigration

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Immigration is a hot-button topic, inspiring strong feelings on all sides of the debate. Candidates in the 2008 presidential race offer different solutions to the problems involved. WELCOME TO AMERICA? A PRO/CON DEBATE OVER IMMIGRATION gives a clear

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How is a star made? How long do stars shine? Why are stars different colors? Are shooting stars really stars? This easy-to-read title in the I LIKE SPACE! series is full of beautiful color photos and fascinating facts. Supporting the National Science

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This book serves as an introduction and overview of the seven natural wonders of the United States. It discusses how many of these marvels have been created over millions of years. Glaciers, water, ice, wind, erosion and the movement of the earth’s p

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This book serves as an introduction and overview of the seven wonders of the ancient world. Majestic pyramids, grand monuments, and towering statues are among the many wonders that have graced the list.

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This book serves as an introduction and overview of the seven wonders of the modern world. Each of the structures in this book began as a dream to move faster, go higher, or live better. Discover the wonders of these structures and their fascinating

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This book serves as an introduction and overview of the seven wonders of the natural world. It explains how nature alone carved these sites that we so admire. From the ocean shores to the inland forests, discover how the natural world is a beautiful

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Would you like to throw a football like all-pro quarterback Peyton Manning? Or would you rather learn to slash through defenders like superstar running back Adrian Peterson? It takes a lot of hard work and practice to reach the professional ranks, bu

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During the heat of competition, the slightest misstep in your floor exercise or a fall off the balance beam could cost you a trophy or your team a championship. Gymnastics is all about precision and technique. Would you like to perform like an Olympi

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Hockey is the fastest team sport. Professional hockey players can skate up to thirty miles per hour and can shoot the puck more than a hundred miles per hour. Playing the game at that speed requires a lot of skill and practice on the ice. TOP 25 HOCK

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Would you like to become an all-star goal scorer or a world-class defender? Or maybe you just want to learn a few new skills? TOP 25 SOCCER SKILLS, TIPS, AND TRICKS has a little bit of everything for all young soccer players. From step-by-step instru

The Science Behind Terrible Twisters

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About 1,000 tornadoes touch down in the United States every year. Severe weather scientists are studying these types of deadly storms to discover how more lives can be saved. TORNADOES: THE SCIENCE BEHIND TERRIBLE TWISTERS explains how tornadoes deve

Dead People DO Tell Tales

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Footprints . . . fingerprints . . . clothing fibers . . . hair. Wherever you go, you leave some evidence, or pick some up and take it with you. For this reason, detectives and forensic scientists have been using trace evidence to catch criminals for

Primary Sources From the Holocaust

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With her family starving, thirteen-year-old Charlene tried to smuggle eggs into a ghetto in Poland. A Nazi guard caught her and the eggs were smashed right in front of her. A few days later Charlene's friend was caught smuggling bread into the ghetto

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Plants come in all different shapes and sizes. Learn about trees, shrubs, weeds, wildflowers, and more! This easy-to-read science book fills a need for nonfiction science readers while entertaining students with stunning color photos and fascinating

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Are you having trouble with trigonometry? Do you wish someone could explain this challenging subject in a clear, simple way? From triangles and radians to sine and cosine, this book takes a step-by-step approach to teaching trigonometry. This book is

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Over 42 million Latinos reside in the U.S., making them America’s largest ethnic minority group. As their population grows, Latino people and organizations continue to fight for improved education, equal employment opportunities, and fair immigration

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The chilly climate and thin air of the mountain biome adds an extra layer of danger to mishaps that occur at high altitudes. Shocking and triumphant true accounts of railroad wrecks, plane and helicopter crashes, and mountaineers who nearly met their

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A naval ship lost in battle, a vessel wrecked by an iceberg, and even a surfer rescued by a family of dolphins are some of the exciting tales of struggle and survival that will keep youngsters on the edge of their seats. While reading the stories, st

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A baby trapped in a well, a man looking for caves in Kentucky, coal miners and gold miners put in deadly predicaments, and a man rescuing another from an oncoming subway train. What do these stories have in common? They are all dramatic accounts of r

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Many people go into the wilderness as a way to escape from their daily lives. But sometimes what starts out as a fun trip can turn into a harrowing story of danger. Read about thrilling rescues that took place in the wild, such as how a person was sa

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What are baby turkeys called? Poults! Find out all sorts of facts about a turkey in TURKEYS ON THE FAMILY FARM. Author Chana Stiefel explores where turkeys live, what they eat, and their life cycle in this exciting addition to ANIMALS ON THE FAMILY F

What You Can Do

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Among the animal species currently in danger are several that are not always understood and appreciated, such as bats, coral, sharks, and bees. Yet they play an important part in the balance of nature on our planet. Author Cynthia Watson explains wha

The TITANIC Shipwreck

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The TITANIC was the largest ocean liner ever built. Shipbuilders hailed its state-of-the-art design. First-class passengers enjoyed extravagant luxuries onboard. But on April 15, 1912, five days after departing on its maiden voyage, disaster struck.

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Up the hill, down the hill . . . This title introduces these opposites with simple words repeated throughout the text. Full-color photos support the text. Young readers can use these books to start learning how to read.

A How-to Guide

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Technology is a big part of everyone's life. From cell phones to the Internet, Facebook. texting, and gaming, we’re surrounded by it 24/7. In USING TECHNOLOGY: A HOW-TO GUIDE, author Sherri Mabry Gordon explores these forms of technology, looks at ho

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Beginning readers find out how many hearts are just enough for a Valentine’s Day card. Young readers will delight in full-color photographs and easy-to-read text.

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How does a blind fish find food? Can a giant centipede eat a bat for dinner? Caves are home to unique and bizarre creatures. Cave dwelling animals have found amazing ways to survive in complete darkness. Although the food supply is low and the enviro

Discovering the Sea Route to India

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After traveling thousands of miles through wild storms and uncharted seas, with few supplies remaining, Vasco da Gama reached his destination—the coast of India. In 1498, he became the first European explorer to connect Europe and Asia by sea. Throug

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Budding readers will learn to read basic sentences as they’re encouraged to eat a variety of healthy vegetables. Zesty snapshots of colorful corn, carrots, and more jump off the page.

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Do you know what a veterinarian does? Author Aaron R. Murray explores this fun job in VETERINARIANS HELP US. Full-page color photos accompany the simple text.

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How do scientists learn about volcanoes? They ask questions! Now with bilingual text, find the answers to questions such as: When will a volcano erupt? and Where are volcanoes found?

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Before World War II, Japanese Americans on the West Coast worked hard adapting to American life while creating tight-knit communities. However, after Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, President Franklin D. Roosevelt issued Executive Order 9066, sending 12

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The Indian Ocean is home to many different plants and animals. It also has many resources that make many of the things we use every day. Discover the plants and animals that live in, on, and near this special place, the scientists who explore its mys

Understanding and Fighting a Deadly Disease

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Cancer is a disease that many young people have heard about but few understand. Author Kristi Lew examines the history of the fight against cancer, explains what scientists know about it, and looks into new avenues of prevention and treatment.

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In 1619, the first African slaves arrived in America. More than two hundred years later, African-American slaves continued to suffer under the cruelest and harshest conditions in the South. Slaves tried to escape, but it was difficult. However, durin

How the Senate and House of Representatives Create Our Laws

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Learn about the structure and responsibilities of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives.

Its History, Bill of Rights, and Amendments

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Learn about the history and the events that led to first Constitution of the United States, and how it's been revised and amended since then.

From Da Nang to Saigon

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“What are we over here fighting for?” An American soldier asked this question during the Vietnam War. Many other American soldiers and citizens wondered the same thing. The conflict began when the United States sent armed forces to defend South Vietn

Striking a Blow Against the Nazis

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The Warsaw ghetto uprising was a battle the Jews could not hope to win against the more powerful Nazis. But they decided not to go quietly to certain death. When Germany invaded Poland in 1939, beginning World War II, the Nazis quickly destroyed Jewi

An American Symbol

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Where does the president live? How many rooms are in the White House? Why is it a symbol of America. Learn all about this important building in this easy-to-read title.

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Would you like to pet my therapy dog? Tuxedo is a therapy dog that visits people who live in assisted-living centers. Petting and being around dogs makes some people feel better. Read about the history, training, what being on the job is like for a

Could You Survive Medieval Food?

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Eat like a king! Sit down to a meal of eagle, peacock, green-dyed eggs, stuffed pig’s stomach, and blood gravy. Medieval royalty would eat giant feasts filled with strange and exotic dishes. So join in on the fun and find out what food was like durin

Celebrity with Heart

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Beyond his career as a country music superstar, Tim McGraw has yet another focus. He, along with his wife, Faith Hill, are committed to using their wealth and fame to help people in need. For his part, McGraw serves on the board of the Red Cross as a

TV Comedy Superstar

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Tina Fey is an extremely successful comedic star, having won awards for her work as both a writer and performer. In addition to entertaining millions, Fey has made a difference in people’s personal lives. She appeared with numerous other entertainers

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In this fictional story, Todd can’t believe it when he gets a chance to play for the Highfield High varsity soccer team. As a freshman, he will have to prove to the older players that he deserves his spot. But he hates how the bullies on the team che

A Biography of a Nobel Prize-Winning Writer

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In TONI MORRISON: A BIOGRAPHY OF A NOBEL PRIZE-WINNING WRITER, author Barbara Kramer explores the life and career of this talented writer. From her childhood in Loraine, Ohio, to her creative expressions of African-American culture, Morrison has alwa

Rocket on the Racetrack

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Tony Stewart has won championships in sprint cars, indy cars, and stock cars. He currently races in NASCAR for Joe Gibbs Racing and captured the Nextel Cup championship in 2005. Today he is recognized as one of the biggest names in NASCAR and should

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Tony is the best linebacker in the city. When he steps on the football field, he strikes fear in his opponents. On the field, Tony's job is simple—tackle the ball carrier. But his life is much more complicated. With his father gone, Tony must take ca

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What type of bird should I get? Birds come in all different colors and sizes. Some are loud, others are quiet. This book can help you pick the best pet for you and your family. The top 10 birds are approved by the American Humane Association and are

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There are many types of cats. Each one has special needs. What type is best for me? This book can help you pick the best pet for you and your family. The top 10 cats are approved by the American Humane Association and are listed alphabetically.

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Some dogs are big, some are small. Some like to play, others like to snuggle. What type of dog should I adopt? This book can help you pick the best pet for you and your family. The top 10 dogs are approved by the American Humane Association and are l

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Fish come in all sorts of colors, shapes, and sizes. Some fish are loners, while others enjoy living in a community tank. Are fish the right pet for me? This book can help you pick the best pet for you and your family. The top 10 fish are approved by

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Reptiles and amphibians make cool pets. Many of them need special care. Which one should I pick? This book can help you pick the best pet for you and your family. The top 10 reptiles and amphibians are approved by the American Humane Association and

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Rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, and other small mammals make great pets. They may all be cute and fuzzy, but each animal is special. This book can help you pick the best pet for you and your family. The top 10 small mammals are approved by the Americ

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There’s no better feeling for a baseball player than crushing a ball over the outfield fence for a homerun, or blowing a fastball by the batter for a strikeout. Would you like to hit like a pro and pitch like an all-star? Do you want to be a slick-fi

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LeBron James dribbles around defenders before flying in the air for a thunderous dunk. Kobe Bryant watches the game clock tick down to one second before firing a game-winning jump shot. Would you like to play like a pro? Author John Albert Torres pro

Surviving the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire

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Galena, an eleven-year-old Russian-Jewish immigrant, lives in New York City with her family and works at the Triangle Shirtwaist Company factory with her older sister Anya. The factory pays low wages and has terrible working conditions, making Anya y

Would You Close the Deal?

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At the dawn of the nineteenth century, President Thomas Jefferson dispatched Robert Livingston and James Monroe to negotiate with the temperamental French dictator Napoleon Bonaparte. Originally charged with only securing the Port of New Orleans and

My Story in a Japanese-American Internment Camp

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Harry Yakamoto grew up in Seven Cedars, California playing baseball, going to school, and working at his family’s restaurant. As a young Japanese American, he faced discrimination daily. But when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor in 1941, his life w

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Winning the American Revolution was just the first step. After defeating Great Britain, the American colonies were united in name only. How would this independent nation be governed? During the summer of 1787, representatives went to Philadelphia to

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Earth’s second largest ocean, the Atlantic, is home to many different plants and animals. It also has many resources that make many of the things we use every day. Discover the plants and animals that live in, on, and near this special place, the sci

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Did you ever have a dream about winning the lottery? Have you ever had a nightmare with a giant monster chasing you? Believe it or not, you actually dream every night. Dreams are an essential part of our sleep process, and we can learn a lot about ou

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Do you want to know about your future? Do you think someone can predict what will happen before it actually does? Since ancient times, people have gone to fortune-tellers, shamans, and seers to find out about their futures. People have tried tea leav

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This book introduces an object’s center of gravity and the laws governing the collision of objects. It focuses on experiments related to speed, forces, balance, centers of gravity and friction. It also dives into momentum and collisions, as well as a

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Ideas introduced in this book discuss gravity, friction, electrical charges and more. This book is filled with projects that use toys as the basis for experiments, including party balloons, balls used in various sports, skis, sleds, toboggans, and a

How Our Nation Is Governed

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Learn about how the President is elected, what the Presidential duties are, and who runs the nation if the President gets sick.

American Punk Rock Band

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The Ramones are considered by many to be the founding fathers of punk rock. With their blistering tempos and stripped-down musical skills, the Ramones inspired generations of youths to pick up instruments and start bands of their own. The band’s stre

The Stars, the Fans, the Music

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Especially crafted for the school and library market, THE RAP SCENE explores the music, singers, and fans of the genre that have had such a significant impact on the music world. Read about the biggest stars and the hottest videos. Look at the concer