STEAM (Science

Discover where and how koalas live in this photo-packed book.

You might think you have a good idea about how your brain works, but it is more complex than you might imagine. This illustrated book teaches you about its different parts, how it interacts with other systems in your body, how we learn, and the...

Manu National Park in Peru is home to more kinds of monkeys than anywhere else in the world. This illustrated book introduces children to 14 of them and explains how they live. Additional information on the species is provided at the end of the book.

Have you ever dreamed of being an astronaut, visiting Mars or studying the moon? Open this oversized book and get ready to blast into space! Join an adorable animal crew and learn about the planets. A brief history of space travel and a glossary are...

This informational graphic novel introduces children to the lynx. Children will learn how they live in an entertaining, colorful way.

With its combination of illustrations, photographs, experiments, and fascinating facts, this book featuring Ada Twist teaches children all about bugs.

This book presents 10 women who have dedicated their lives to conservation. Hailing from different countries, they include Rachel Carson, Maria Klenova, Anne Innis Dagg, and Gitanjali Rao. Each biography is accompanied by a quote from the scientist,...

Ellen Ochoa teaches young children about engineering in space exploration in a fun way.

In this colorful, bilingual board book, Ellen Ochoa introduces young children to the endless possibilities of computers, algorithms, and coding.

How can trout be made of trees? Leaves and bacteria, insects and fish, bears and people are all part of a large circle of growth, eating, and life. This book teaches children about the food web, trout life cycle, and conservation.

Did you know that there are over a billion sheep on this planet or that being a shepherd is one of the oldest professions in the world? Have you ever wondered how their milk is turned into cheese or their wool into clothes? This illustrated book...

There are so many species that we admire for their size, agility, swiftness, and other winning traits. In this book, Melissa Stewart celebrates the underdogs of the animal kingdom, including the slow Galapagos turtle, the stinky hoatzin, and the shy...

Is that strange creature a monster? No, it's an axolotl! This book introduces children to this intriguing animal and discusses how pollution is affecting its natural habitat in Mexico City.

You can find mammals in practically every corner of the Earth. Although they are quite varied and live in many different habitats, they all drink their mothers’ milk. This illustrated book teaches children all about mammals. Readers are invited to...

Meet engineer and astronaut Ellen Ochoa, the first Latina in space! She remains a strong advocate for women and minorities in STEM.

All aboard! Learn about trains in this photo-packed book.

On our planet, there is life all around us. Animals, plants, and organisms seem to be in harmony with their environment. How is this possible? Learn how evolution has shaped today's amazing biological diversity. The graphics in this oversized book...

Why do some scientists believe that dinosaurs were warm-blooded? Why did some small carnivores hunt as a pack? Why did some sauropods eat rocks? Why did triceratops have such sharp teeth? Learn the answers to these and many more questions about...

Butterflies have lived on Earth for millions of years. Discover what you can do to protect them.

This book teaches children about different types of bats and what we can all do to ensure their safety.

Learn how a poor girl in England named Mary Anning became the mother of paleontology.

This book shows how Marie Curie went from being a poor girl who was not allowed to go to college in her native country because she was a woman to becoming one of the greatest scientists of all time.

This illustrated book takes readers deep inside the world of dinosaurs. It begins with how life began on Earth and goes on to discuss the different classifications of dinosaurs, how they lived, what they looked like, how their fossils were found, even...

The Americas are filled with fascinating amphibians and reptiles. This illustrated book presents the wide variety of frogs, lizards, turtles, crocodiles, and other species that live there. Readers will learn about how they have adapted and why they are...

This stunning, large format book presents an illustrated history of aviation. Beginning with the first air-born plants and ending with solar-propelled planes, it explains how flight has evolved over the centuries. Climb aboard, fasten your seatbelts,...

What's inside an egg? Are they all the same shape and size? This book introduces children to more than 60 different kinds of eggs.

What do seeds need to germinate? How do seeds find a place to grow? Are they all the same size? This book teaches readers about many different kinds of seeds.

Oceans cover more than half of our planet. But what's under all that water? Explore the ways in which science, technology, engineering, art, and math help us learn more about the oceans and their inhabitants!

Everyone from scientists to artists makes models. Learn how models can be used to understand concepts and make new discoveries in science, technology, engineering, art, and math

Can you find math in your art? Discover math in art through symmetry, geometry, and patterns!

Kick a ball. Drop a cup. Jump in the air. What happens? Explore the ways in which science, technology, engineering, art, and math help us understand motion and gravity!

This illustrated book teaches children how to care for their pet dogs and provides insight into their behavior. It discusses their sleeping habits, need for canine interaction, dislike of unfamiliar sounds, taking care of special needs dogs, and much...

This illustrated book proves to children the importance of never giving up, even if they make mistakes. It presents 10 geniuses who discovered or created something that has changed our lives. They include Jan Matzeliger, Wilson Greatbatch, Stephanie...

At midnight in London, two kids are awake wondering what is happening at that same moment all over the world. They imagine polar bears in the Arctic, kangaroos in Australia, jaguars in Brazil, and other species and places. They learn the importance of...

This book presents shorts biographies on important women scientists. Each biography is narrated in the first person. They include Jocelyn Bell Burnell, Marie Tharp, Rita Levi Montalcini, Marjory Stoneman Douglas, and Nettie Stevens.

Are you interested in space? Would you like to learn about rockets? Karlos is a kiwi who achieves his dream of becoming an astronaut and learning about the solar system up close. All aboard if you would like to join him!

What is a chrysalis? Why do some butterlies have such colorful wings? Can butterflies pollinate plants? This illustrated book introduces children to the fascinating world of butterflies.

Growing your own fruit, vegetables, and herbs is easier than you think. This oversized, illustrated book teaches you how to create your own garden, plant seeds, and cultivate your bounty. You will learn which plants grow best in the different seasons...

Why do raccoons wash their food? Why does the kiwi have short wings? Why are flamingoes pink? Why don't whales have teeth? How can yaks live in such high elevations? These are just a handful of questions about animals that get answered in this...

Fire gives us warmth and light, but it can also destroy with extraordinary power. This oversized, illustrated book presents both its beauty and strength. Readers will learn about forest fires, volcanic eruptions, the Olympic torch, holidays involving...