Nonfiction

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

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.

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.

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.

What are all those oyster shells doing on the mountain high? Did they fall from the sky? This illustrated book teaches children about fossils and geology in a very unique way.

Detailed, full-color photographs of animals teach children shapes in a more in-depth way than your average board book. A snake is used to show a curve, peacock feathers to show a semicircle, chameleon to show a spiral, and much more.

This title teaches readers about the circulatory system. Readers will learn that the heart powers blood flow, what blood does for the body, and the course blood takes through the body.

This title teaches readers about the skeletal system. Readers will learn about their different bones, what they are made of, and that they protect organs, produce blood cells, and more.

This title teaches readers all about the nervous system. Readers will learn about everything that the system does, from the sensation of feeling to how memories are stored, and that cells called neurons, the brain, and spinal cord are some of the most...

Trash is a global problem. We are producing more and more of it and it poses a threat to our environment. This book stresses the importance of recycling and reusing items in an engaging way.

Equality is a contentious issue in our society today. This is why it's important for students to be given information related to equality so they can come to reasonable conclusions of their own. Using age-appropriate language, this book discusses...

Respect for the opinions and beliefs of others is not only a critical component of democracy but also of everyday life. Using easy-to-understand concepts such as the 'golden rule,' or treating others as one would want to be treated, this book shows...

The protection of minority rights is all that stands between any democracy becoming a tyranny of the majority. This book looks at what minority rights are and why they are important. The age-appropriate text discusses the different types of minorities...

It's never too early to learn about conservation. This book teaches young children what they can do to help the planet in an interactive way.

Each year, Martin Luther King Jr. Day serves as a reminder of the life and work of one of America's greatest civil rights activists. In this informative book, readers will learn about the importance of the civil rights movement and why we celebrate...

Julia tells, in verse, the story of a girl born into a humble Puerto Rican family at the beginning of last century. With beautiful illustrations, it re-creates the time in which she grew up, and narrates how she became one of Puerto Rico's and Latin...

Since he was a child, Lonnie Johnston was always building things. While working for NASA, he came up with a splashingly good idea. Children will be delighted to learn the science behind the Super Soaker water gun.

Clear text and full-color photographs introduce children to the exciting world of rocks and minerals.

Packed with photographs, this book presents the life and accomplishments of the first Hispanic Justice of the Supreme Court.

Inspired by her own childhood diagnosis of diabetes, Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor celebrates children with diverse issues and abilities. Differences make us special. If you do not understand something, just ask!

What was being a farmer like in the past? This book compares farming and farming equipment of today with farming of the past. Young readers will also learn about irrigation systems, pesticides, and organic farming. The table of contents, glossary, and...

Born into slavery, Frederick Douglass relied on his own determination and ingenuity to carve a path to freedom. Once free, he dedicated his life to improving the lives of others and fighting for justice and equality. This inspirational biography uses...

When 14-year-old William Kamkwamba's Malawi village was hit by a drought, everyone's crops began to fail. Without enough money for food, let alone school, William spent his days in the library and figured out how to bring electricity to his village. ...

Stunning artwork and sparse text introduce young children to the importance of our flag and American ideals.

Senator Kamala Harris talks about the everyday heroes in her life growing up. She invites readers to reflect upon the special people they know and encourages them to become superheroes as well. They will discover that you do not need a cape or special...

Ideal for reluctant readers, this graphic novel adaptation of Jane Eyre contains a biography about the author of the original work, information about the time in which it was written, and a listing of movies and TV series based on the novel.

This graphic novel introduces children to The Secret Garden. Biographical information on Frances Hodgson Burnett and comprehension questions are included.

The text in this book is an excerpt from Frida Kahlo's diary. It talks about an imaginary friend that remained an important memory throughout her life. Information about the painter is provided at the end.

From Apollo to Zond, this oversized, illustrated reference teaches children all about space. Information is presented for each letter of the alphabet.

Told in the first person, this book introduces children to the life and of innovative educator Maria Montessori. The book contains a timeline and comprehension questions.

This book clearly explains the game of soccer to young children. It covers training, positions, rules, major competitions, legendary players, and much more.

Is the moon a star? Why does the sun shine? What is a shooting star? What is space travel? Find out the answers to these and other questions about the solar system.

Detailed photographs and very little text combine to introduce children to the colorful world of snakes.

This book provides four relaxation exercises that will help children express and overcome anger. The techniques that they learn will help them throughout their lifetime.

Science experiments are no longer confined to the classroom or lab at school. This book presents 70 that you can do at home. The items needed and the instructions are clearly spelled out and the science behind each project is explained.

This biography presents the inspirational story of Emmanuel Ofosu Yeboah in picture book format. Born in Ghana with a severely deformed right leg, he became an activist for the rights of handicapped children.

If you believe in yourself, you can accomplish great things. A positive attitude will help you achieve your goals. This inspirational book will help you increase your self-confidence from page one!

With its collage illustrations, this biography teaches children about Malala Yousafzai and her courageous fight for the rights of girls all over the world. Information about Pakistan, the Taliban, the Malala Fund, and other humanitarian organizations is...

An unforgettable reading experience, this extraordinary diary was kept by a thirteen-year-old Jewish girl in hiding during the Nazi occupation of Holland. Anne Frank's diary is a valuable historical document and a highly personal account of the problems...