Children's Nonfiction
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Bat Loves the Night with Audio, Peggable: Read, Listen, & Wonder (Read, Listen, & Wonder)
by Nicola Davies  Synopsis This vibrant new book-and-CD series brings the best of our Read and Wonder nature stories to life. Each paperback title in the series includes a CD that features: - an engaging read-aloud with sound effects - a segment focusing on fascinating facts - a...
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Brighter Child T-Rex Giant Floor Puzzle
by School Specialty Publishing Synopsis Look out--T-REX is on the loose. He may be scary but kids don't have to run away. In fact, they can put him together and tear him apart any time they want. T-REX is a 3' x 2' giant floor puzzle with 32 extra-thick jumbo pieces tough enough for little...
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New: $18.99 Hardcover
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Greetings from the 50 States
by Inc. Scholastic Publisher Comments From Alabama to Wyoming, GREETINGS FROM THE 50 STATES covers the origin of each state's name, official and unofficial nicknames, and the year it was granted statehood. Behind each state's name is a story of how Americans felt about the land they settled,...
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Tank Warfare (Crabtree Contact)
by Antony Loveless Synopsis The rolling fortresses of ground war are on the move in Tank Warfare. These menacing machines are probed from top to bottom, with full-color photos showing the evolution of tanks from early battles to modern day warfare....
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Planet Earth: Reader #1: Animals of Africa
by Lisa Ryan-herndon Publisher Comments This reader spotlights the animals of Africa in their various habitats and how they interact with one another. We climb mountain peaks with wolves, ibex, and geladas. We take flight with the red-billed quelea. Below, we join migrating herds crossing...
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Saving Endangered Plants and Animals (Science Solves It)
by James Bow Synopsis Saving Endangered Plants and Animals looks at the fight to preserve Earths biodiversity, focusing on efforts to save endangered species. Meet the scientists involved in wildlife conservation, from biologists and botanists to ecologists and environmental...
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Traitors' Gate: And Other Doorways to the Past
by Claire Eamer Publisher Comments Take a walk in time by passing through remarkable entrances of kings, saints and slaves. Many doors have an astonishingly rich history. Over the centuries, Traitors' Gate, the notorious entry into the Tower of London, has been a gateway into a fortress...
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The Manhattan Project (Cornerstones of Freedom: Second)
by Dan Elish Synopsis - One of few series that covers a broad range of major events throughout U.S. history. - Primary source quotes are included. - Includes expanded subject coverage, subheadings, informative sidebars, glossary terms, timelines, and additional resources, as...
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Growing Green: A Young Person's Guide to Taking Care of the Planet
by Christina Goodings Publisher Comments Have you ever wanted to help save the Earth, but don’t know how to do it? Addressing important issues in a fun way, this attractive book shows children doing small things that help make up an environmentally gentle lifestyle. Emphasis is placed on...
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New: $30.75 Library Bound
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Not a Drop to Drink: Water for a Thirsty World (National Geographic Investigates)
by Michael Burgan Publisher Comments Water is one of Earth's hot environmental topics. The scarcity of clean drinking water will have dramatic consequences for humanity in the 21st century: water disputes could spark regional conflict, while increased desertification and drought could...
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Japan the Land (Revised, Ed. 3) (Lands, Peoples, & Cultures)
by Bobbie Kalman Synopsis This revised and beautifully designed new edition covers every aspect of Japan's geography, natural resources, agriculture, and landforms. Updated photographs and information on topics such as modern industry, new approaches to pollution and recycling...
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Japan the Culture (Revised, Ed. 3) (Lands, Peoples, & Cultures)
by Bobbie Kalman Synopsis Spectacular new photographs highlight this new edition of Japan: The Culture. Fascinating aspects of Japanese theater, festivals, and fine arts are explained in clear, concise text....
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New: $21.95 Library Bound
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Ethanol and Other New Fuels (Energy for Today)
by Tea Benduhn Publisher Comments Key features: - Academic vocabulary introduced with clear, age-appropriate definitions - Correlates to science curriculum standards - Leveled text reviewed by a reading consultant and a science curriculum consultant - Close photo-text match builds...
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The Field Guide to Safari Animals: Explore Exotic Africa (Field Guides)
by Paul Beck Synopsis Young explorers can take the adventure of a lifetime with The Field Guide to Safari Animals. Inside this book, kids will discover the 1924 journal of fictional naturalist Rebecca Mayhew. Through her journal entries, learn all about her exciting adventure...
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Big Blue
by Vanita Oeslchlager Synopsis Big Blue is a cautionary tale for all of us, but especially children who may not realize that their actions can have unexpected consequences. Big Blue is a happy bird, and a member of a large family that spends their winters in the warm south. Big Blue...
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New: $26.60 Library Bound
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Tank Warfare (Crabtree Contact)
by Antony Loveless Synopsis The rolling fortresses of ground war are on the move in Tank Warfare. These menacing machines are probed from top to bottom, with full-color photos showing the evolution of tanks from early battles to modern day warfare....
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Fractions (My Path to Math)
by Penny Dowdy Synopsis Most young readers have an understanding of fractions through daily experiences with sharing. The book introduces readers to the more formal terms and concepts of fractions while still using ideas that they relate to. Concepts include parts of a group...
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The Kid's Book of World War I: A Project and Activity Book
by Karen Fosdick Publisher Comments The history of the Great War of 1914–1918, including the hardships and joys experienced, is revealed through hands-on learning that will foster an appreciation for this complex period. The activities enhance knowledge of the wartime communication...
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New: $15.99 Hardcover
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10 Things I Can Do to Help My World: Fun and Easy Eco-Tips
by Melanie Walsh Synopsis Bold, child-friendly illustrations and die-cut pages are sure to draw young readers who are eager to help the environment to this gentle reminder of the easy, everyday ways they can be kinder to the Earth. Full color....
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New: $31.32 Library Bound
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Animal Life Cycles: Growing and Changing CD & LB (Look, Listen, Learn)
by Bobbie Kalman Synopsis Children will be fascinated by the different ways in which animals grow and change from the time they are embryos to the time they are adults....
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