Series Made Simple
Understanding a sport’s history and record-breaking accomplishments helps put current champions’ records into perspective and lays the groundwork for learning about new activities such as parkour and mixed martial arts.
A round up of some recent and forthcoming middle grade series and sequels.
Check out the latest installments of these can't-miss nonfiction series that tackle a variety of topics: science, animals, careers, history, and more.
School Library Journal editors round up the latest entries of popular fantasy, paranormal romance, dystopian, and horror series, including works by Amanda Hocking, Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl, Janet Edwards, and R.L. Stine.
These series updates are sure to please fans: Mariella Mystery is on the case, Ehrich Weisz continues the search for his brother, and Havelock McCreely writes another “Zombie Hamster” installment.
A new series shines a light on the African American experience
With their attention-grabbing graphics, dynamic layouts, and fact-filled, fun content, these new sets truly immerse readers deep within the rich, nuanced history of our nation.
Arming ourselves with quality nonfiction, we can more than meet the task of ensuring that our students emerge as well-rounded, critical thinkers.
This season’s offerings of classical mythology and modern legends present a broad array of topics: Greek and Roman gods, zombies and werewolves, witches and oracles, extraterrestrial beings, and more.
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