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As an up-to-date, if utilitarian, resource on a perennially popular topic, this merits consideration for midsize and larger middle and high school collections.
The attached mini-projects are a weak link, but upper elementary grade STEM students will benefit from this wide-angled overview of modern and future technology.
Honeybees get far better press, so this title serves as a needed corrective—as well as being an engaging invitation to younger middle graders to take closer looks at nature in their neighborhoods.
This guide to understanding cats and cat behavior provides rare insights aplenty, both to middle grade readers with a specific pet in mind and to young naturalists with a general interest in animals wild, domestic, and (in this case) in between.
This breezy spin through the past, present, and (near) future of cars and related vehicles speeds down a well-traveled road, but its graphic format will give it particular appeal to readers years away from learner’s permits
Broader in scope and more current than similar single-volume works for middle grades such as Dan Green's Basher Science: Technology, but unsystematic in organization and free of leads to further information. Best suited for browsing.-John Peters, Children's Literature Consultant, New York