Nonfiction

Twelve idioms in Spanish and in English are compared side-by-side in this colorful book. Children will learn that although we may express ourselves differently in each language, we are usually trying to communicate the same thought.

Many children grow up thinking that pirates were like Jack Sparrow from the Pirates of the Caribbean, but the reality was quite different. This book presents the danger, violence, and cruelty on the high seas. It focuses on Blackbeard, but also...

Leo and his father take a trip around the world as they explore the different parts of their town. They eat foods from many lands as they explore the various cultures.

Jeanette Winter presents the inspirational stories of Malala and Iqbal, two children from Pakistan who were not afraid and spoke out for human rights. In 1995, Iqbal took on the cause of child labor and in 2012, Malala, the future Nobel Peace Prize...

Frida Kahlo teaches children how to count to 10 in a book as colorful as she was.

This picture book introduces children to the colorful, abstract artist Vasily Kandinsky. It explains how the colors spoke to him like musical notes, which lead him to revolutionize the art scene in the early 1900s.

This book teaches children about 16 of the world's most important cities, including Buenos Aires, London, Mexico City, New York, and Tokyo. Each two-page spread presents the city's role in history as well as present day, famous monuments and museums,...

This book allows children to see the amazing diversity of life found in a coral reef.

Your marvelous hands can do so many things. They can even open this book to read it! Simple sentences, exact text-to-image relationships, and vibrant photographs make it fun to learn all about the many things our hands can do!

This book clearly explains the rights that both citizens and non-citizens have in the United States.

This one-of-a-kind book presents letters written by girls from all over the world to Malala Yousafzai. They express their admiration for her courage to stand up to discrimination and continue her fight even after the attempt on her life. The book is...

Created by a renowned children's book author and an experienced reading teacher, La pata Pita is the result of many years of dedication and research. Thousands of children across the United States and Latin America have learned to read with the first...

Can you imagine a shipwrecked sailor living on air and seaweed for eight days? Can you imagine a trail of yellow butterflies fluttering their wings to songs of love? Once, there was a little boy named Gabito who could. Gabriel Garcia Marquez is perhaps...

Children will learn about what happens during and after an earthquake in this informative book.

Jeanette Winter, author of numerous acclaimed illustrated biographies, introduces children to the life and style of Henri Matisse. Readers will be mesmerized by his use of color and his determination to continue producing art even though he was gravely...

This comprehensive dictionary is perfect for beginner and intermediate students of both English and Spanish. It places emphasis on everyday language, colloquialisms, idiomatic expressions, and the most current technical, scientific, and business terms,...

This book teaches readers how to save the environment through the use of bio fuels, conserving energy, recycling, and much more.

This award-winning picture book does the impossible. It condenses the life of the late, great Nelson Mandela in a way children will be able to understand and appreciate.

When the Earth's plates move, natural disasters strike. This book explains why this happens and where disasters have occurred.

This book clearly explains how solar energy works.

This book teaches children about the water cycle and what we can do to keep our drinking water clean.

This book describes how different ecosytems work.

This book explains what biodiversity is and the threats to it.

This book clearly explains how fossils are formed and the characteristics of different kinds of rocks.

This book clearly explains how matter changes.

Does life exist on other planets? How long would it take to get to Mars? The answers to these and other questions can be found in this chapter book.

Amazing photography and clearly written text teach children about the phases of the moon, stars, planets, and so much more.

This book demonstrates how dependent humans are on plants and explains why it is so important to protect the environment.

Children will love learning about what harms the Earth and how they can help preserve habitats.

Experiments with inclined planes, pulleys, wheels, and other everyday objects teach children about forces and motion.

Magnets are an endless source of fascination. This book clearly explains all their power and secrets.

Children will learn the vital role trees play in keeping our air clean.

This book introduces children to force and movement.

Discover the fascinating world of sound.

This book explains how the first Thanksgiving came to be in a very easy-to-understand way.

This book teaches children where their food comes from.

This book explains matter in liquid form.

This leveled book makes understanding the concept of gases easy to understand.

This book teaches children about the different states of water.

Told in the first person, this picture book will teach children about the life and theories of Charles Darwin. It explains his studies, travels, and observations that led up to his famous book on evolution.