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Héroes de la Copa Mundial
by Kurt Waldendorf""Las principales estrellas del fútbol atraen fama y la admiración de todo el mundo. ¡Y todos estos héroes se unen en la Copa Mundial! Los lectores examinan cómo alguien llega a ser un jugador del más alto nivel y las habilidades, características y cualidades que posee que realmente lo hacen destacar como héroe del deporte. ¿Es su liderazgo y trabajo en equipo lo que los hacen heroicos? ¿O son sus habilidades en la cancha? Algunos jugadores se esfuerzan al máximo para destacar tanto dentro como fuera de la cancha. Top soccer stars attract fame and admiration from around the world. And these heroes all come together at the World Cup! Readers examine what makes a top player—and what abilities, characteristics, and qualities they have that truly make them stand out as heroes of the sport. Is it their leadership and teamwork that make them heroic? Or is it their skills on the pitch? Some players go above and beyond to make themselves stand out both on AND off the field."
Harvest Time (Celebrate Fall Ser.)
by Erika L. ShoresCorn ripens in the fields. Garden vegetables are ready to pick. Fall is here! Celebrate the season with this easy-to-read book. Lovely photos and a simple design beautifully support early readers.
Working Animals of the World
by Tammy GagneHumans often benefit from the everyday actions of animals. See how ladybugs help plants grow, and beavers battle floods. Give readers the details about the hardest working animals around, including their ranges, habitats, appearances, and behaviors. Large, colorful photos entice young readers while fact boxes support the text.
Make Some Noise: Cheers And Chants That Fire Up The Crowd (Cheer Spirit Ser.)
by Rebecca Rissmancheerleading; cheers; chants; football; wrestling; basketball; sports fans; crowds
Earthworms
by Nikki Bruno ClapperWith no ears or eyes, it can be tough to find the head on these fascinating creepy crawlers. Big, up-close photos, body diagrams, and fun, informative text show how every creepy feature helps these creatures survive.
All About Snowmen (Celebrate Winter Ser.)
by Kathryn ClayWinter is here! Grab your hat and mittens. Let's make a snowman. Celebrate the season with with lovely photos and a simple design that beautifully support early readers.
Snowy Owls (Owls Ser.)
by Melissa HillSnowy owls make their homes in the icy white lands of the north. In these snowy places, they are perfectly camouflaged. Learn more about this giant owl with full color photos, range maps, and carefully leveled text.
Ambulances to the Rescue Around the World
by Linda StanifordHow do the emergency services in different countries of the world rescue people? How do they travel and what equipment do they use? This book looks at the work of ambulance services around the world, including how they take sick and injured people to hospitals and how they care for patients during transport.
Would You Rather Snag the Most Steals or Block the Most Shots?
by Matt ChandlerWould you rather be an elite three-point shooter like Stephen Curry or a dominant dunker like Mac McClung? Would you rather swish a free throw or block a shot to earn a win? Young readers will love answering these and other questions about pro basketball. From great plays to award-winning basketball superstars, everything kids love about the sport is covered!
House Sparrows (Backyard Birds Ser.)
by Lisa J. AmstutzWho’s that singing in the backyard? It’s a house sparrow! Find out where house sparrows live, what they eat, and how to identify the birds and their eggs.
The Panama Canal (Engineering Wonders Ser.)
by Rebecca StefoffPanama Canal; juvenile nonfiction; Central American history; technology & engineering
Great Horned Owls (Owls Ser.)
by Melissa HillBig, stately great horned owls with their hooting call and big orange eyes are the owls of scary stories. Learn more about these tufted hunters with full-color photos, range maps, and carefully leveled text.
People of the World
by Nancy LoewenPeople around the world can look very different from one another, but smiles, tears and laughter can be universal. With simple, rhyming text and vibrant photographs that showcase the world’s diversity, this book supports Common Core standards while celebrating our global heritage.
Next Level Minecraft Trivia
by Jim McDermottReady to take your Minecraft knowledge to the next level? Video game fans can dig up the coolest, most surprising trivia on unique mobs and biomes, hidden secrets, real-world stats, and more—plus test their mining mastery with mind-bending questions. Equipped with a dynamic design and punchy fast facts, this unofficial guide makes it easy (and fun) for young readers and gamers of all skills to level up their Overworld know-how!
Experiments with Magnets
by Isabel ThomasRead and Experiment is an engaging series, introducing children to scientific concepts. Explore the world of magnets with clear text, real-world examples and fun, safe step-by-step experiments. This book brings the science of magnets to life, explaining the concepts and encouraging children to be hands-on scientists.
Soil, Silt, and Sand: Layers Of The Underground (Underground Safari Ser.)
by Jody Sullivan RakeThere’s more than just dirt below! Readers will learn about the layers and types of soil underground. Rocks, clay, sand, silt and all nonliving things underground are explored. Earth's core, mantle, and crust are also discussed. Readers will also discover why we could not live without dirt, and why we need to protect it.
Extraordinary Eliana and the Perfect Pa Dow
by V. T. BidaniaOn a snowy day stuck inside, Eliana watches as her grandmother makes “perfect” needlework designs and Astrid makes “perfect” paper dolls. Eliana wants to make something perfect too! But when she gives it a try, she accidentally ruins Nia Thy’s work. Then Eliana discovers that “perfect” comes in many different designs!
World War II: Why They Fought
by Katie MarsicoWhy did the German people follow Adolf Hitler during World War II? Why did the Soviet Union switch sides partway through the war? How did U.S. women and racial minorities hope to use their participation in the war to change society at home? From the invasion of Poland to the dropping of atomic bombs, World War II: Why They Fought reveals the motivations behind World War II from all sides. Go beyond names and dates and ask: what were they fighting for?
Independence Day
by Emily RaijOn Independence Day, Americans celebrate their freedom. They remember when the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 4, 1776. It said that the thirteen colonies in North America were free of British rule. Today, Americans celebrate on the Fourth of July by having parades, lighting fireworks, and gathering at festivals. Readers will learn about the history of Independence Day and its many traditions.
Purim
by Emily RaijPurim is a joyful Jewish holiday. People remember a story of how Jews were saved in Persia long ago. On Purim, Jews go to synagogue and give gifts to one another. They gather to share a meal and give money to those in need. Readers will discover the history of this holiday along with its many traditions.
All About Christmas (Celebrate Winter Ser.)
by Martha Elizabeth Hillman RustadTrees twinkle with lights. People open presents. Christmas is here! Celebrate the winter holiday with lovely photos and a simple design that beautifully support early readers.
Primary Source History of Slavery in the United States, A
by Allison Crotzer KimmelFor more than 100 years, slavery was a way of life in the United States. Many people believed slavery was necessary and right. Many others fought tirelessly to end it. Hear the words they spoke. Read the words they read. And see the differing points of view about slavery through the eyes of the people who lived it.
Legendary Ninja of Feudal Japan
by Benjamin HarperSilent. Deadly. Unseen. The ninja of ancient Japan were masters of stealth, espionage, and surprise attacks. Trained in the shadows, they specialized in unarmed combat, swordplay, and secrecy. These legendary warriors carried out secret missions for powerful warlords, striking fear into their enemies with their speed and skill. Through dynamic paneled art and gripping text, this action-packed graphic novel uncovers the truth behind the real ninja of feudal Japan. Perfect for history buffs and comic book fans alike.
Jellyfish
by Mari SchuhJellyfish aren't really fish at all! These spineless sea-dwellers use their umbrella-shaped bells to swim, while their long tentacles sting prey. Learn what they eat and how they survive in the big ocean.
Eat Your Food, Fussy Filo!
by Nico WatersOne day Ethan and his dog, Chewie, go to visit their neighbor Ms. Parks. They learn Ms. Parks has had to change the food for her cat, Filo. And Filo is refusing to eat any of the new food! Ethan wants to help. But fussy Filo isn’t giving in! Thankfully, Ethan’s special superpower allows him to understand everything animals are thinking and saying. Will it be enough to get Filo eating again?