Nonfiction
Two nonfiction titles about coding will keep young minds active during the winter months.
Just as this has been a year of grief and tough topics in fiction, nonfiction has been similarly focused on emotionally draining subject. (Or perhaps it’s my personal exhaustion with the state of the world combined with the difficult reads? Hard to say.) Today Sarah and I are reviewing two very different books about the […]
A bevy of nonfiction titles on such topics as deadly animals, political revolution, and more.
Gr 4-7 –The multifaceted history of the Indigenous peoples of North American before and after European contact is made accessible in a well-written, fluid narrative complemented by appealing graphics.
Despite its youthful format, this volume is best suited for those with a basic grounding in biology. Middle schoolers seeking a user-friendly guide to read alongside their science textbooks may appreciate it.
This book will appeal to artists and innovators of all ages while expanding their idea of who and what can make art.
A comprehensive, STEM-related update to the health and wellness sections of nonfiction collections.
While undeniably talky, this sex-positive and inclusive book offers a down-to-earth approach to an awkward subject. Belongs in every middle and high school library.
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