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Super Simple Experiments with Electricity: Fun and Innovative Science Projects
Gr 2–5—Six experiments per volume demonstrate science principles such as surface tension, centripetal force, and potential energy...
Being Your Best at Baseball
Gr 2–4—Stuffed with rules, tips, and facts, these books will inspire students to work hard at their preferred sport...
Uneven Bars: Tips, Rules, and Legendary Stars
Gr 4–6—Focusing on women's competitive gymnastics, each entry in this series includes a visual and written description of techniques, as well as information about each event's most famous stars...
Baseball Time!
K-Gr 2—Bright, action-packed photos and simple text make this a dynamite choice for beginning readers...
Monster Claymation
Gr 4–6—Stop-motion animation is a great technique for tween storytellers, as it allows them to create settings and stunts they could likely never reproduce in a live-action film...
Adam Gidwitz's Illuminating Medieval Adventure | Under the Covers
Gidwitz, author of the popular "Tale Dark and Grimm" series, discusses his latest work, an ambitious and well-crafted historical adventure set in medieval France.
The Inquisitor's Tale: Or, the Three Magical Children and Their Holy Dog
This book appeals to the heart, to the mind, and to any reader's appetite for action: read it for the thrilling escapes, the fart jokes, the stinky cheese, and the palace intrigue. Read it for the Talmudic wisdom, commonsense philosophies, and moments of doubt. Read it for the palaces and monasteries and the unbelievable descriptions of food. But read it.
Moonbeeps: Hide and Seek
PreS-Gr 3—In this charming but fairly challenging version of the familiar neighborhood game, kids are asked to find four giggling, humming little friends...
Sex Education: Covering the Bases | Focus On
A carefully curated selection of accurate, up-to-date sex education titles that aim to be age appropriate and that reject heteronormal assumptions and stereotypes.
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