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Climate Action: What Happened and What We Can Do
A timely work that makes use of bright pages and accessible tips to engage students and motivate them to enact change in their communities. Recommended.
Exoplanets
An adequate, if not exemplary, introduction to the topic for readers a grade or two away from being ready for Karen Latchana Kenney's more richly informative Exoplanets: Worlds Beyond Our Solar System.
The Sun: All About Solar Flares, Eclipses, Sunspots, and More!
Fascinating photographs and revised text make this work a necessary update for library collections.
Frogs: All About Their Life Cycle, Five Senses, Habitat, and More!
A smart choice for reports and recreational reading for all libraries.
Our Solar System
Gr 3–6—Revised and updated, this edition takes readers on a journey through the solar system with upgraded photos, content, and glossary from its predecessors (1992, 2007)...
The Impossible Shrinking Machine: And Other Cases
Gr 3–6—The first two books in this series initiate a reboot of the Einstein Anderson character who first appeared 30 years ago...
Coral Reefs
Gr 2–5—Simon has been luring kids into science for years through simple, informative texts on interesting topics ranging from systems of the human body to the reaches of space, all lavishly larded with brilliant color photos...
Seymour Simon's Extreme Oceans
Gr 4–6—Simon examines the things that are "most," pertaining to oceans: the tallest sea mounts, the largest waves, the highest tides in the world, the most dangerous and largest animals, the coldest and warmest waters, the biggest storms and tsunamis, and the longest journeys, as well as a closing chapter predicting scenarios if sea levels continue to rise...
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