PreK-8

Three years after the Nazis invaded Czechoslovakia, nine-year-old Misha was deported with his family to Terezin. His mother used all her ingenuity to avoid them being sent to Auschwitz. In this autobiography, the author shares what life was like in the...

This illustrated reference presents information about all the sporting events in the Summer Olympic and Paralympics Games. Readers will learn rules, terminology, common injuries, history, and much more. A glossary and detailed index are included.

Is it always hot in the desert? Why is sea water salty? What is a capital? How many countries are there on the planet? In addition to answering these and many more questions, this atlas introduces children to our diverse world, including its countries,...

This charming picture book celebrates all the things that make us unique as well as what we have in common. Children will learn to accept differences in others.

Leo likes working as a paperboy. He needs the money, and he gets a chance to explore San Francisco. One spring morning, everything changes. Leo is stuck in the middle of a burning city. Will he make it out alive?

The children in this book use short verses to explain 12 different emotions, including awe, sadness, excitement, shame, and jealousy.

Ramsey's grandmother decides to make octopus stew. She did not count on the octopus escaping from the pot and capturing her. Ramsey dons his red cape and sets out to save grandma. A recipe for octopus stew is included.

Crabby wants to go to bed, but Plankton won't let him. He eventually finds a way to get some sleep.

Barry's family tries to evacuate the Ninth Ward before Hurricane Katrina hits New Orleans, but Barry's sister becomes ill and they cannot leave. When the levees are breached, the floodwaters drag Barry away from his family. Will he survive the storm of...

In this book that celebrates both art and community, a creative boy decides to transform an ugly old wall into something beautiful. Of course, he cannot do it alone.

This primary source reader examines the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Confederation, the Bill of Rights, the Constitution, and more.

It's Little Bunny's birthday. In this oversized picture book, children will see what his neighbors in their multi-family building are doing while they wait for the party to begin.

This oversized, illustrated book introduces children to the fascinating world of botany. It teaches them flower parts, pollination, plant defenses, the significance of flowers in different rituals, and much more. Readers are invited to find hidden...

Two courageous children embark on a dangerous mission to rescue their kidnapped father with the help of a friend and three witches. They face the incredible challenge of traveling through time to find and rescue him from evil forces.

Students will learn about the American Revolution with this primary source reader. It examines the ways England tried to control the colonists, how the colonies pushed back, and the 'brewing' revolution.

Ignite a curiosity with this Spanish primary source reader featuring authentically recreated primary source documents that highlight some of the fascinating aspects of Plains Indians' culture.

Through simple text and historic and modern images and photographs, this title explains why the Liberty Bell is an important symbol of freedom to the United States of America.

The fairy tale characters have invaded New York City! When the Land of Stories collides with the real world, who will come out victorious? Are the twins capable of restoring order? Find out in the conclusion to this epic series.

Pat Mora and her daughter share the story of how their aunt became a citizen. Libby helps her practice the Pledge of Allegiance for her swearing in ceremony.

Little Crocodile hears all sorts of sounds during the day: ring, zip, crunch, etc. Can you recognize them?

Since Amalia is the best seamstress in town, she is asked to make an official flag. Each time she finishes one of her magnificent creations, she finds someone in need of her handiwork. When it's finally time to unveil the flag, the citizens of...

A family of capybaras takes refuge in a chicken coup to escape hunters back home. The chickens do not want them there and create rules that the capybaras must follow in order to stay. It takes a frightening incident to get the chickens to change their...

This oversized picture book features a bear that always arrives late. When he gets in trouble, his human family decides to teach him how to tell time. He learns the value of being punctual and organizing his schedule.

The Civil Rights Movement changed the face of America when it commenced back in the 1950s, but racism is still a contentious reality in the 21st century. Readers will get a thorough review of the movement, its major players, and the lasting effects it...

Would you like to have your own garden? This book teaches children how to create one in their yard, on their balcony or even on a windowsill! Readers will also learn how to make a terrarium, insect hotel, bird feeder, and much more.

Readers will feel empowered when they learn how many young people like themselves have created organizations and movements to save our planet. This book introduces the ecological problems we face and offers simple solutions we can all do. Small changes...

Josh Bell and twin brother Jordan are kings of the court. They are inseparable until Jordan meets the new girl in school. The twins learn that in life, like in basketball, sometimes winning is not everything.

Charles and Margo Maloo realize that living in Echo City is getting harder...for monsters that is. As the human population increases, the monsters must leave their homes. Meanwhile, a group of vampires lives peacefully in an abandoned mall until a few...

Miss Teresa teaches her students about the water cycle and why water is so important to us.

In the much-anticipated prequel to Suzanne Collins's blockbuster trilogy, it's the morning of the reaping that will kick off the tenth annual Hunger Games. In the Capitol, eighteen-year-old Coriolanus Snow is preparing for his one shot at glory as a...

Dog Man is accused of a crime that he did not commit. While his friends attempt to clear his name, he tries to figure out where he truly fits in.

It's almost fall, and our favorite evil alien warlord cat is still trapped on Earth. His friend Raj is going through something even worse than cosmic exile; he has to start a new school! Both cat and kid will end up facing unexpected and unwanted...

Narrated by the Olympic torch, this book teaches readers about the history of the Olympic Games. Written by a leading Spanish children's author, it highlights interesting facts and athletes.

This book takes readers on an illustrated tour of the Olympic Games from ancient Greece to the present. They will learn about the origins of the iconic torch and certain events, as well as some famous athletes.

Anger is powerful and destructive. A hug has the magical power to make everything better.

In this rhyming picture book, Fox and Porcupine share why they are such good friends.

Readers will be fascinated to learn how a very quiet teenage girl in Stockholm became the leading activist for climate change in the world. They will learn that anyone can and should try and make a difference to save our planet.

Just like a tree, true friendship plants roots and grows stronger with the passage of time. Readers will identify with the four girls in this book who remain close from childhood through adulthood.

We have many things in common and many things that make us unique. This book presents 44 differences in culture, perspective, appearance, abilities, and much more.

Much has changed in the year since Marco has come to be known as the Archer Boy. Adulthood is fast approaching and issues, such as marriage, begin to surface. Julio, Marco's uncle, receives a message that someone from his past has returned to collect...