Nonfiction
Inspire novice and expert makers alike with DIY engineering and decorating projects.
A mix of popular and niche athletic fields provide something for everyone in this latest roundup of sports nonfiction.
The world of science can be such a wondrous place, from weird mammals to backyard insects, from big ideas about space to microscopic bacteria that roam the earth.
The wonders of our galaxy and the death-defying acts of circus performers will prompt students to contemplate on physics, earth science, and more.
The latest careers series are ideal for kids and teens who can’t stop making, coding, and developing gadgets.
This season’s lineup does not shy away from complex topics, providing detail analysis of human rights violations, racism in the United States, and more.
With entries on Lin-Manuel Miranda, Zendaya, and others, students will flock to these newest biography series.
From Middle Eastern–set epic fantasy to gritty memoir to thought-provoking speculative fiction, these seven unforgettable works from first-time authors are sure to enthrall.
Before we get into Vincent and Theo, I want to acknowledge that the National Book Awards were announced on Wednesday evening and the winner for Young People’s Literature was Robin Benway’s Far From the Tree. I’ll be covering that one later in the season and I’ve been intrigued since before it was longlisted for the NBA. I’m adopted and […]
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