Nonfiction
Gr 3–7—Resembling a pared-down version of DK's single-volume books, each title provides a brief overview of the topic period before profiling 25 dinosaurs from that era...
An easy hook for serious sports fans seeking an exploration of the history of basketball.
Gr 4–7—Content is focused (no overlong discussions of European and white settlers) and includes an examination of contemporary issues facing various nations...
An excellent overview of an intriguing new topic; highly recommended for science collections.
"Valuable" is an understatement. A timely read on surveillance and mass data collection for public and school libraries.
A captivating read on pirates, with insights into contemporary underwater research techniques. Considering the popularity of the subject, this volume will likely not sit on shelves long.
A fascinating take on animal science for tween and teen zoologists.
A supplemental purchase. Pair this title with more thorough works, such as Anne L. Fox and Eva Abraham-Podietz's Ten Thousand Children: True Stories Told by Children Who Escaped the Holocaust on the Kindertransport.
A beautiful addition to any science classroom, home, or school or public library.
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