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Suzuki: Built for Speed
Gr 5–8—Readers after more horsepower than the plethora of one-volume motorcycle galleries can deliver will really be revved up by these high-octane tributes to most of the more famous makes...
Cones
Gr 2–4—Though neatly designed and kitted out with big, bright color photos, these simplistic introductions to solid shapes are likely to sow more confusion than enlightenment...
Detective's Tools
Gr 1–3—Like 2008's "Professional Tools" series, this continuation features galleries of adults in various skilled occupations and the gear they use...
Atoms
Gr 3–5—With significant oversimplification and topical overlap, these volumes introduce the kinds and states of matter...
Backhoes
K-Gr 2—As a natural expansion for single-volume visits to construction sites, this series has plenty to offer younger enthusiasts...
Uranium
Gr 3–5—Any young readers wondering how the rare metals in their jewelry, electronic devices or nuclear reactors (just kidding, hopefully) are mined, refined, and used will find systematically presented answers in these volumes...
Cars
Gr 1–4—Spreads crowded with galleries of painted vehicles lit with artificial evenness and a mix of renowned and generic pilots or drivers give these historical surveys a mildly antiquated look...
Dangerous Diseases: Scary Illnesses That Frighten the World
Gr 4–7—Decidedly not for the weak of stomach, these provocative surveys aim to shock—and, by and large, succeed...
Follow the Clues: Battling Extinction
Gr 4–6—Marching in lockstep with the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS), these episodes, though fictional, not only portray a series of specifically detailed scientific investigations conducted largely by young people, but even feature highlighted keywords in several of the narratives drawn from the NGSS list of best practices...
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