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Amazing Treasures: 100+ Objects and Places That Will Boggle Your Mind
An illuminating international treasure hunt sure to invite repeat perusals; a welcome addition to nonfiction collections.
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Literally: Amazing Words and Where They Come From
This book will serve as an effective resource for middle school social studies or language arts instruction. It could also serve as a model for projects investigating cultural influences regarding the development of the English language.
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Music
This book is a unique tool for music-loving readers, but might be best used to supplement music and history classrooms.
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Every Second: 100 Lightning Strikes, 8,000 Scoops of Ice Cream, 200,000 Text Messages, 1 Million Gallons of Cow Burps...and Other Incredible Things That Happen Each Second Around the World
This book will amuse and enlighten young or casual readers; more thoughtful readers will appreciate its global perspective and many ideas to ponder.
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Planet SOS: 22 Modern Monsters Threatening Our Environment (and What You Can Do To Defeat Them!)
It is true that young people are engaging in environmental activism, but this title may not be ideal for young readers. The concept of monsters attacking Earth will most likely incite fear. This work would be better suited for older students and could possibly tie in with mythology units.
Humanimal: Incredible Ways Animals Are Just Like Us!
A fun and thought-provoking look at animals that are just like us. An excellent choice for any nonfiction collection.
Nose Knows: Wild Ways Animals Smell the World
A terrific find for science units on animal behavior and useful for student browsing.
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Prehistoric: Dinosaurs, Megalodons and Other Fascinating Creatures of the Deep Past
This extremely useful reference tool concerning prehistoric life on Earth is highly recommended for upper elementary and junior high library collections as well as science classrooms.
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