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World's Biggest Dinosaurs
Gr 2–3—Stretching its premise very close to the breaking point, particularly in Dumbest Dinosaurs ("With a small brain and a big body, Apatosaurus may have been really dumb...
Debt Information for Teens
Gr 10 Up—Though drab and uninviting in appearance, these updates offer students facing college and/or independence a mind-boggling amount of financial advice and background information...
The Most Disgusting Animals on the Planet
Gr 4–6—Disgust is in the eye of the beholder, but even the most seasoned revolting-trivia fanatics will find new stomach-churning information in these volumes...
Bush Babies
Gr 2–3—Cute, fuzzy (except for the python), and native to lands that will be exotic to most American readers, these photogenic denizens of the trees make this series appealing for budding naturalists...
Komodo Dragons
Gr 3–4—Aimed at recent graduates of the publisher's "True Books" series, these titles offer substantial but not intimidating quantities of specific information about the featured creatures' characteristics and life cycles...
See Me Grow
K-Gr 2—This volume in the most elementary group of the three-level "Discover More" series introduces emergent readers to birth and development in the animal world...
This Book's Got Game
Gr 2–4—Full of gag-inducing information ("Baby koalas eat their mothers' soupy poop...
Gorillas
Gr 2–4—These meaty introductions to our closest animal relatives will give young readers a solid grounding in primates' physical features, social habits, mental capabilities, and lives in their wild habitats...
Steve Jobs
Gr 5–7—Standing out from the rush of postmortem profiles, this biography focuses most intently on the entrepreneur and innovator's earliest influences, from his mechanically gifted adoptive father and the electronics enthusiasts who clustered in "Silicon Valley" to his exposure to Zen Buddhism, calligraphy, and the idea that art and engineering are not mutually exclusive pursuits...
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