Books. Nonfiction
K-Gr 2–Paul Bunyan was “a very big boy, born in a very small town on the banks of the St...
The sky is falling—literally—in Lauren Kate’s final novel (Delacorte, 2012) in the “Fallen” series...
Gr 6-8–In attempting to interest students in science, this book offers an unusual look at the quirkier aspects of biology, zoology, physics, and chemistry...
Gr 2-3–This science book packs several ideas into a picture book for young children...
Gr 4-8–Iceboxes, icehouses, icemen, and–brrr–more about the history of the harvesting, storage, and delivery of ice are covered in this slim, abundantly illustrated volume...
Mo Willems’s conclusion (Balzer + Bray, 2012) to his Knuffle Bunny trilogy begins with a photographic sequence of Trixie’s growth from previous books and closes with a similar sequence chronicling Trixie’s journey of maturation...
Gr 2-4–This early reader provides an intimate tour of a complex structure that budding engineers and/or young history buffs will love...
K-Gr 3–In this picture-book introduction to art museums, Stub (a ticket stub left behind on the museum floor) meets Daisy (a docent’s name tag), who offers to show him around...
Gr 2-4–Here sits a barefooted boy leaning against a tree trunk, eyes closed, dreaming about reading...
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