Nonfiction
Gr 6–10—These creative books use a pleasantly unusual angle to show how aspects of nature can inspire scientists and engineers...
Gr 3–5—Readers will enjoy these attractive updates in an existing series that tackles holidays and customs from around the world (previous books include Brazil, Mexico, China, and Japan, and SLJ described the series as "broad synopses in clear-cut terms")...
Gr 5–8—Stewart continues with a topic near and dear to devotees of the 590s, once more providing both fascinating and well-written facts and some truly arresting images...
Gr 3–5—A cartoon character named Joe introduces each of these survival books, discussing how he managed to endure being swept away at sea or lost in the rainforest, all through his scientific know-how...
Gr 4–6—Four additional titles in this series that includes Gary Paulsen, Kate DiCamillo, Jeff Kinney, and Rick Riordan (and that SLJ previously described as "an engaging, informative, and interesting resource") tackle some more beloved writers...
Gr 3–6—With their pink-infused covers, these titles that focus on women's contributions to various fields positively scream, "girl power...
Gr 7 Up—These books provide descriptions of various law enforcement careers, providing history and discussing tools of the trade...
Gr 2–4—This new series offers a somewhat meta discussion of various forms and genres of literature...
Gr 5–8—Through fresh, well-done reproductions, these books present overviews of specific moments from the Civil Rights Movement...
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