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What Is the Future of Artificial Intelligence?
Gr 9 Up—Techies will appreciate the comprehensive nature of these text-heavy resources...
The Castle in Medieval Europe
Gr 5–8—In 2001, Benchmark published the four-volume set "Life in the Middle Ages...
The Science Behind Track and Field
A recommended first purchase for libraries looking to engage sports lovers in STEM topics.
Including physics, nutrition, and psychology, the science behind Olympic events is examined. The series organization feels unfocused: Popular skims through dissimilar sports (basketball to badminton to cycling), while gymnastics gets its own volume. Still, the sound science will intrigue kids who enjoyed the recent Games. Color photos (some oddly cropped) and diagrams aid in instruction. Reading list. Glos, ind. Review covers these Edge Books: Science of the Summer Olympics titles: The Science Behind Gymnastics and The Science Behind Soccer, Volleyball, Cycling, and Other Popular Sports.
Conquering Bulimia
A well-rounded resource for teens either seeking assistance or merely studying the issue.
The Good, the Bad and the Smug
This volume will appeal to fantasy readers who can take a little irreverence with their magical creatures.
Ascending the Boneyard
Fans of James Dashner's "Mortality Doctrine" series and readers of Cory Doctorow will find much to digest and explore here.
Stick Cat: A Tail of Two Kitties
Fans of Watson's "Stick Dog" series (Harper) and Nick Bruel's "Bad Kitty" chapter books (Macmillan) will especially enjoy this comical adventure; it will also appeal broadly to lovers of zany humor.
A Timeline History of the Mexican-American War
A good option for collections where supplementary material on the American West is needed.
The volumes in this series examine the cause and effect surrounding particular aspects of America's westward expansion. Each well-organized chapter begins with a timeline plotting out the events described within, skillfully zooming in and out on relevant years. An inviting approach, accessible prose, and carefully curated photographs and art enhance the presentations. Writing activities are appended. Reading list, websites. Glos., ind. Review covers the following Timeline Trackers: Westward Expansion titles: Mexican-American War, Transcontinental Railroad, and California Gold Rush.
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