PreK-8

This book presents 21 amazing things that happen in nature that we should all slow down to see. They include a harvest mouse building its nest, flowers that open at night, a hummingbird drinking from a flower, two snowflakes becoming one, and a beetle...

Lily Medialuna just moved to Piedravalle: new house, new school, and new powers? With the help of some new friends, she discovers she is a witch! She accompanies them to the library where she learns how to use magic, find her power stone, and meet her...

These rhyming verses introduce readers to the children and countries of the Americas, from the United States to Chile. A map, glossary, and illustrated list of capital cities are included.

What animal could you make with dinosaur feet, feather dusters, billiard balls, and a vacuum hose? In this innovative book, unfold the pages to find the answers to these beastly puzzles and learn about different species in a fun way.

Why do we sleep? Why don't birds fall from the sky when they sleep while crossing the ocean? How can bears hibernate all winter and not die from hunger? Can animals without eyelids sleep? This illustrated book teaches readers how humans and animals...

How many times does a bear’s heart beat each hour? What is the distance between the Earth and the moon? What happens when you add zeroes to a number? This illustrated book teaches children both scientific and mathematical concepts in an engrossing way...

When some kids at Alex's new school start bullying him, he just wants to escape. He feels guilty and stressed about what’s happening. But what can he do? Find out how Alex gets help and discovers his life beyond bullying.

A father takes his two children on a search to find our place in time and space. While traveling through the Solar System, he teaches them about history, including conflicts and wars. The book conveys a important message of peace and the futility of...

This oversized illustrated book allows you to go birdwatching without binoculars! It teaches children where different birds live, what they eat, how they fly, and so much more.

Bruno is a stork that can no longer fly because he broke his wing. He decides to learn to read and write. After this accomplishment, he writes stories about the other animals in the forest. This makes his friends feel special.

After getting drenched during a field trip to see dinosaur fossils, Virginia decides to take a bath before dinner. Her father tells her not to fall asleep in the water. Suddenly, she hears a voice, and a dinosaur appears! She ends up having a lot of...

When Diana Taurasi was growing up, the WNBA did not exist. She knew she was a talented athlete and fought for opportunities for women in sports.

Ada and Iggy are convinced there is a petnapper on the loose, but, as a scientist, Ada knows she should not jump to conclusions. Along with her friends, they examine the facts, formulate a hypothesis, and try to solve the mystery before more dogs go...

After going through treatment for leukemia, Amy is used to visiting the hospital. As she falls asleep for another medical test, she suddenly finds herself on an adventure. With the help of a shrinking potion, other magic tools, and some friends, she's on...

Tracy likes to draw, make movies, and play, just like other kids. She also has autism spectrum disorder. This means she processes many everyday situations differently, such as making friends. Follow along as Tracy gives a peek at what life is really like...

Why do meerkats stand up? Can ostriches fly? Why don't sea anemones bite clown fish? Why do ants work so hard? Why do chameleons change color? Presented in a question-and-answer format, this book offers curious readers fascinating information about...

The Mammothon, the crazy mammoth race, is about to begin. Pepe, Mona, and Niam do not plan to participate. Something unexpected changes their plans, puts them to the test, and helps them to solve a hairy mystery.

Award winning writer Pilar Lozano Carbayo has adapted this famous classic for beginning readers. Information on the time period, characters, and Dumas is included at the end.

This chapter book biography teaches readers about the courage and tenacity of Malala Yousafzai.

Because many students at the Verne school like to write, Pat, the librarian turtle, takes the kids on a trip back in time to meet Princess Enheduanna, the first female writer in history. Since she feels quite alone in her work, Sebas and Daniela...

Ada Twist and the Questioneers investigate the science of baking. The book contains a fun mixture of illustrations and photographs as well as two experiments.

Filomena, the new shaman, is convinced the neighbors have cast a spell. Her antidotes will turn the village upside down. Only Pepe's ability to turn into a dinosaur, combined with Mona Sapiens's intelligence and Nian Dertal's way with animals, will be...

All hail Crown Prince Marmalade! Surrender to his evil magnificence! Kneel before the glory of his butt-hands! Or simply, don't do it. Perhaps the Bad Guys and the Bad Girls have been defeated, but will they give up?

What do the first mariners, astronauts, and nocturnal butterflies have in common? Why do the stars hold so many secrets? Who first predicted comets? Throughout history, humans have looked to the sky in search of answers. This book allows children to...

Luis's sister is a dragon. A neighbor objects to her living there. This short novel is a beautiful allegory about brotherly love and respect for diversity.

In this bilingual memoir, Monica Brown presents a touching tribute to her mother and grandmother. These important women passed down a love for art, imagination, and adventure. Readers will be inspired to create their own family histories and traditions.

How do plants grow? Join Ada Twist, Scientist, as she investigates. Two experiments are included.

For centuries, the loud, beautiful parrots of Puerto Rico and the island's inhabitants searched for food, survived hurricanes, took care of their young, and protected their homes. Things began to change, and, in 1967, only 24 parrots lived in the wild. ...

While helping to clear up the beach, the Five find a dog's collar by the sea and are soon searching for the missing dog. When they come to the new bakery, it's not just the smell of cinnamon buns that catches Timmy's attention…

The skies are getting dark. The city falls apart. The shouting commences and the wolf has a lot of explaining to do. Is he big? Is he bad? Could someone please tell those three little pigs to stop says 'I told you so?'

While looking for a missing turtle, Banana Fox discovers that the Secret Sour Society is back and causing trouble! Along with his sidekick Flashlight, the two end up in a sticky situation.

There are many small things that cannot be seen by the naked eye, like bacteria, but there are also very large things that cannot be seen either, like the Solar System. Some things are too fast, too slow or hide in the dark. This book with stimulate...

This book introduces children to 20 types of scientists and the important work they do, including paleontologists, astronauts, meteorologists, and marine biologists. The dialogue in the book is presented in graphic novel format. Twenty-four short...

Temple Grandin never let autism stop her from becoming a renowned scientist. This chapter-book biography offers a wonderful introduction to her life.

Bumble and Snug explore a magic forest. When they get in trouble and are rescued by a unicorn, they decide to become superheroes. They will now be available to help in any situation, especially since they have an excited unicorn, a flying dragon, and a...

Strange things are happening in Fantville Forest. Could it be a ghost? A campout would be a great way to find out.

Marisa has had enough with the Chinki Plonkis, the super popular toys. Since she doesn't have one, her classmates ignore her. During one lonely recess, she discovers a secret society, which she uses to her advantage.

Ada Twist wants to know how things fly. She investigates, birds, insects, aircrafts, and balloons. Two simple experiments are included.

The Famous Five are planting a community garden. No one likes digging more than Timmy. When they find a treasure, it's time to investigate!

The poems in this book invoke the sights, sounds, and feelings of the different seasons. The illustrations perfectly compliment the verses.