Children’s / Teenage general interest: Nature, animals, the natural world

Colorful gems sparkle and shine.

In this hi-lo book, Anna is the youngest crew member on a team of the brightest scientists exploring a distant planet.

Sohrab is the designated "e;Sherlock Holmes"e; of the Barnard Star, his spaceship home in outer space, where he has lived his entire life.

Most people use maps every day.

Have you ever heard of a space farmer?

Imagine a city with no cars or streets and where people ride boats to get around.

Take a virtual tour of the National Museum of Natural History with this high-interest STEAM book!

This engaging book introduces students to the unique geography of the United States.

You might not realize it, but there are green invaders everywhere.

Learn about the fascinating journey of how a dinosaur fossil makes it way from the ground to a museum exhibit!

What kind of weather is headed your way?

Design a flexible protective layer for a space suit.

The first astronauts in space only stayed for brief periods of time.

Learn how employees at Smithsonian's National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute are working hard to save animal species from extinction.

How much life can one cubic foot hold?

Learn how ornithologists are using modern technology to help migratory birds.

In the 1970s, NASA wanted to build a new kind of spacecraft that could be used over and over again.

Many people depend on blue crabs from the Chesapeake Bay for their jobs.

Butterflies are a crucial part of the ecosystem.

Imagine a career where you get paid to draw all day.

When it comes to mapping the Milky Way, scientists know one thing for sure.

You've probably heard of lions and tigers.

¿QUÉ relación tiene una delicada taza de porcelana en el fondo del mar con la vida cotidiana de una niña en Cartagena?

Luna and the Lost Star is a heartwarming bedtime adventure filled with kindness, courage, and a little bit of magic.

*WINNER OF THE 3-14+ INFORMATION SHADOWING AWARD UKLA BOOK AWARDS 2024*'A beautifully illustrated book which shows the importance of teamwork in developing new ideas' Books for KeepsOn 24th November 1859, Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species was first published, selling out almost immediately.

Learn about the world's freshwater shortage with this nonfiction book.

Explore the Mile High City including the High Plains, the Rocky Mountains, and the Colorado River that runs through the plateau!

Teach students about the park rangers who protect U.

Buttercup's Eggcellent Adventure is a fun and educational fiction reader designed to engage students in Grades 3-5 (ages 7-13) with a heartwarming tale of curiosity, teamwork, and problem-solving.

Follow That Map!

Getting Around Town is an informative nonfiction reader for early elementary students that introduces key map-reading skills in a fun and accessible way.

Getting Around School is a fun, age-appropriate nonfiction reader that introduces students in Grades 1-2 (ages 5-10) to different ways people move through a school environment.

Mapping Our Nation is a nonfiction social studies reader that introduces students ages 6 to 11 in grades 2-3 to the fundamentals of maps and how they help us understand our world.

The Lovely One is a heartwarming, poetic nonfiction reader designed for young children in Grades K-2.

Carousel Colors is a charming illustrated book in English for early readers in Grades K-2 that introduces colors through a delightful trip to the carousel.

Boris the Basset is always getting into trouble.

Maya Monkey is an English fiction picture book designed for early readers in Grades K-2.

Wild Cities is an English-language nonfiction reader written for students ages?

Amazon Rainforest is an English nonfiction reader designed for students in Grades 3-5.

Mammal Mania introduces students ages 7 to 12 (grades 3 to 4) to the fascinating world of mammals and what makes them unique.

Incredible Invertebrates is an engaging English nonfiction reader designed for students ages 7 to 12 (grades 3-4).

Slither into the scaly world of reptiles and amphibians with this engaging nonfiction reader written for students ages 7 to 12 in grades 3-4.

Survival!

Imagine being lost and stranded in the desert.

Space is a captivating wordless picture book that invites young readers in kindergarten through grade 2 to explore the wonders of the universe using only vivid imagery and their imagination.

Oceans is a wordless picture book designed to spark curiosity and storytelling in early readers.

Mapping Our World introduces young readers to essential geography skills through colorful visuals and clear informational text.

The worldwide bestseller, about Tina the rescue golden retriever, now in a specially adapted children's edition - with brand new photos inside!