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Soccer Is the Best!
by Daniel NunnStopping the ball from going into the goal is fun. Watching a star player score the winning goal is a thrill. Whether playing it or watching it on TV, learning about the game’s skills, positions, rules, pro stars, and more will show readers just why soccer is the best! A fun quiz at the end of the book reinforces learning.
Football Is the Best!
by Joe TischlerWatching a long run to the end zone is fun. Catching a touchdown pass is too. Whether playing it or watching it on TV, learning about the game’s positions, rules, skills, pro stars, and more will show readers just why football is the best! A fun quiz at the end of the book reinforces learning.
Basketball Is the Best!
by Joe TischlerWatching a superstar slam dunk is fun. Dribbling the ball down the basketball court is too. Whether playing it or watching it on TV, learning about the game’s positions, skills, rules, pro stars, and more will show readers just why basketball is the best! A fun quiz at the end of the book reinforces learning.
What's Next for AI
by Tammy EnzArtificial intelligence has already changed the world, but what’s next? In this cutting-edge look at AI’s future, explore the latest advancements and the exciting possibilities ahead for this technology. Will AI-powered cars make roads safer? Could AI doctors diagnose diseases before symptoms even appear? How might AI impact jobs, creativity, and the way people live? With attention-grabbing images, real-world stories, and engaging text, this book invites young readers to explore the next frontier of AI!
Everyday AI
by Tammy EnzVoice assistants. Smart boards. Video game opponents that seem to learn your moves. Artificial intelligence is everywhere . . . even in places you might not expect! In this eye-opening book for young readers, explore how AI is shaping everyday life, from classrooms and hospitals to entertainment and transportation. Real-world examples, such as how AI helps students learn in personalized ways or how doctors use AI to detect diseases, highlight the incredible impact of this budding technology. With fun facts, engaging text, and must-know AI basics, this book will help young readers understand and interact with the AI-powered world around them.
Be AI Savvy
by Tammy EnzFrom deepfake videos to chatbots that sound just like humans, AI is more powerful than ever. But with great power comes great responsibility! In this must-read book, young readers will learn how to think critically about AI-generated content, protect personal information, and separate fact from fiction. Discover the pros and cons of AI, from its ability to solve big problems to the risks of misinformation. With real-world examples, expert tips, and engaging infographics, this book gives kids the tools to be smart, savvy, and responsible AI users.
AI Around the World
by Tammy EnzArtificial intelligence isn’t just changing lives in one country: it’s transforming the world! From robotic farmers in Japan to AI-powered wildlife conservation in Africa, this fact-filled book for young readers explores how AI is solving problems and creating opportunities across the globe. Learn how different industries, countries, and cultures use AI in surprising ways, including in medicine, agriculture, disaster response, and environmental protection. With attention-grabbing images, real-world stories, and engaging text, this book shows how AI is shaping the future.
Secrets of the Terracotta Army: Tomb of an Ancient Chinese Emperor (Archaeological Mysteries)
by Michael CapekDig through the fields of the far East to unearth the huge clay army of China's first emperor. Why were the thousands of life sized statues built? How were they designed with such intricate detail? Travel along with scientists to find out how the Terracotta Armys discovery sheds light on mysteries from ancient China. Unlocking the secrets of the past is just an artifact away!
What You Never Knew About Sabrina Carpenter
by Mari BolteSabrina Carpenter captivates audiences with her singing, dancing, and acting abilities, but how did she get her start? Who were her favorite childhood stars? What popular cartoon characters has she voiced? High-interest details and bold photos of her high-profile life will enthrall reluctant and stiving readers, while carefully leveled text will leave them feeling confident.
What You Never Knew About Post Malone
by Mari BoltePost Malone was the first-ever artist to have a number-one album on Billboard’s Top Country, Rap, and Rock & Alternative charts. But do you know what his real name is? What about the name of his high school band? High-interest details and bold photos of Post's high-profile life will enthrall reluctant and striving readers, while carefully leveled text will leave them feeling confident.
Rosa Parks (Biographies)
by Lakita WilsonHow much do you know about Rosa Parks? Find out the facts you need to know about this activitist in the civil rights movement. You'll learn about the early life, challenges, and major accomplishments of this important American.
Whose Tricky Tracks Are Those?
by Christianne JonesSome tracks look like hearts. Some tracks look like flowers. Some are barely there, and some make deep puddles. In this interactive book, readers are encouraged to identify animal tracks with a simple photograph and three clues. After turning the page, they will find out if their guess was right and learn even more about track-making animals from all around the world.
Whose Squishy Poop Is That?
by Christianne JonesEvery animal poops! Some poop is squishy. Some poop is hard. Some is as small as a jellybean, and some is as big as a pie. In this interactive book, readers are encouraged to identify the animal that made the droppings with a simple photograph and three clues. After turning the page, they will find out if their guess was right and learn even more about the featured animals.
Whose Furry Butt Is That?
by Christianne JonesSome butts are hairy. Some butts are smooth. Some have stripes, and some are bright red. In this interactive book, readers are encouraged to identify animals based on photos of their behinds and three clues. After turning the page, they will find out if their guess is right and learn even more about animals with shaggy, sleek, or bulky butts from around the world.
Whose Fluffy Baby Is That?
by Christianne JonesSome babies are big. Some babies are small. Some look like mom and dad, and some don’t look like them at all. In this interactive book readers are encouraged to identify animal babies with a simple photograph and three clues. After turning the page, they will find out if their guess was right and learn even more about fluffy, scruffy, tiny, and adorable animal babies from all around the world.
The White House
by Cari MeisterAround the world, people know that the American president lives and works in the White House. But when was this elegant building built? And how did it get its name? Simple, age-appropriate text introduces young readers to this key national symbol and explains its origin as a symbol and why it is important today.
The Statue of Liberty
by Cari MeisterThe Statue of Liberty stands in New York Harbor as a symbol of hope and possibility. But where did it come from? And how did it become a promising symbol to American immigrants? Simple, age-appropriate text introduces young readers to this key national symbol and explains its origin and why it is important today.
The Bald Eagle
by Cari MeisterA bald eagle soaring through the sky is a symbol of freedom. But how was this animal chosen as the U.S. national bird? And what does it do that reminds Americans of their strength and independence? Simple, age-appropriate text introduces young readers to this key national symbol and explains its origin as a symbol and why it is important today.
The American Flag
by Cari MeisterThe American flag flies high as a symbol of freedom. But how did it come to look the way it does today? And what do the different parts of the flag mean? Simple, age-appropriate text introduces young readers to this key national symbol and explains its origin and why it is important today.
Kids in Mexico
by Nikki Potts FergusonWhat’s it like to be a kid in Mexico? How do you play the traditional game Lotería? What flavors of candy are popular? And how do Mexican families celebrate Día de los Muertos? Readers find out the answers to these questions and then some in this bright and engaging fact-filled book. Easy to understand and fun to read, this book is the perfect guide to Mexican transportation, school, foods, sports, holidays, and more.
Kids in Egypt
by Nikki Potts FergusonWhat’s it like to be a kid in Egypt? How many days per week do children spend in school? What popular dish is made by deep frying balls of chickpeas that have been mixed with herbs and spices? And what is Egypt's national football team called? Readers find out the answers to these questions and then some in this bright and engaging fact-filled book. Easy to understand and fun to read, this book is the perfect guide to Egyptian transportation, school, foods, sports, holidays, and more.
Kids in China
by Nikki Potts FergusonWhat’s it like to be a kid in China? What kinds of school uniforms do children often wear? What popular drink includes milk, tea, and tapioca balls? And what happens during the Dragon Boat Festival? Readers find out the answers to these questions and then some in this bright and engaging fact-filled book. Easy to understand and fun to read, this book is the perfect guide to Chinese transportation, school, foods, sports, holidays, and more.
Kids in Australia
by Nikki Potts FergusonWhat’s it like to be a kid in Australia? What might an Australian family experience on a camping trip in a national park? How many people can play on an Australian rules football team? And what sweet treat is made using bread, butter, and sprinkles? Readers find out the answers to these questions and then some in this bright and engaging fact-filled book. Easy to understand and fun to read, this book is the perfect guide to Australian transportation, school, foods, sports, holidays, and more.
Make Your Own Easter Eggs
by Mandy R. MarxEaster is a Christian holiday celebrated in spring. Colorful eggs are a fun part of this tradition. Step-by-step instructions explain how to dye and decorate beautiful Easter eggs. Vibrant photographs support emergent and early readers who are eager to take on a project with minimal adult assistance.
Make Your Own Ramadan Lantern
by Golriz GolkarRamadan is a holy month of fasting observed by Muslims around the world. Each night, lanterns are lit to remind people of joy and goodness. Step-by-step instructions explain how to make a beautiful paper lantern. Vibrant photographs support emergent and early readers who are eager to take on a project with minimal adult assistance.