Reference
Trivia lovers and fact hounds will hungrily pore over this. A strong purchase for reference and nonfiction collections.
An essential purchase for high school libraries and public library collections.
PREMIUM
Dinosaurs
As with previous “Factology” titles, Dinosaurs and Romans are visually engaging and well-researched nonfiction titles that will serve school projects and capture the imagination of kids who devour series such as “Eyewitness” and “Who Would Win?”
Readers will have to look elsewhere for a comprehensive history of baseball; nonetheless, this overview is a good option for most collections.
This reference book would be useful for high school students with an interest in the topic.
PREMIUM
Romans
As with previous “Factology” titles, Dinosaurs and Romans are visually engaging and well-researched nonfiction titles that will serve school projects and capture the imagination of kids who devour series such as “Eyewitness” and “Who Would Win?”
Perfect for students who may not care to read a book cover to cover, but who can open these books and fall into the weird and wonderful worlds of discovery.
An excellent purchase for elementary and middle school nonfiction collections in need of more animal conservation and preservation books to complement life sciences curriculum and student interest.
An excellent resource on women’s equality that, through its effective structure, encourages multiple practical classroom applications.
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