Nonfiction
Gr 5–8—Anyone who has access to a camera can be an amateur filmmaker...
Gr 4–8—The worker bee and its vital role in the life cycle of the honeybee are interwoven with the threat that Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) poses to bees, plants, and humans in straightforward language on honey-colored paper, illustrated with full-color photographs on every page...
Gr 6 Up—Beginning with the earliest ideas about the stars and their relationship to Earth, Miller chronicles how scientists challenged prevailing beliefs that the Earth was the center of the universe...
Gr 2–5—Although Edison's inventions are celebrated in many children's books, his rival, Nikola Tesla, receives little attention...
Gr 2–4—This beginning reader introduces Anne Frank as she admires the chestnut tree that stands outside the window of the Secret Annex...
Gr 3–4—Rusch offers a twin-sided look at the power of volcanoes-their capability for destruction, and, surprisingly, of creation...
Gr 4–6—This book's time line encompasses a lot of history, 6,000,000 BCE through 2011 (and beyond), and the 120-odd pages do a great job of briefly introducing 180 important historical events...
Gr 8 Up—Life and Times gives a brief overview of Shakespeare's life, mentioning documented evidence and explaining what scholars deduce from it...
Gr 5–8—In the text's opening chapters, readers will gain the background needed to understand the building blocks of the universe: atoms, subatomic particles, elements, and compounds...
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