Children’s / Teenage general interest: Practical interests

Who Helped Map The World?

Maps are made up of symbols.

A team helps each other.

Needs are things people cannot live without.

In Everyone Has a Home, readers will learn about the unique places that people call home all over the world.

Are you ready to upcycle?

Fashion design is a complex field with many skill sets needed.

Do you like to cook?

Maps are made up of symbols.

A team helps each other.

Needs are things people cannot live without.

Things we use everyday are made from different materials.

Bodies of water are everywhere.

There are many types of street signs with symbols that are important to know and follow.

Need it or want it — what's the difference?

Everyone needs to get along well with others.

Everyone has to be responsible for themselves.

It is important to be a good friend.

Counting is needed for many jobs.

Teach your child about different holidays from around the world and the symbols that represent them with the Spanish children's book Simbolos de dias feriados.

Kids love to play games.

All kids can be a helper at home, by cleaning their bedrooms or feeding the dog.

Many people make rules in different situations.

Winter, spring, summer, and fall — what causes them?

Many people live in a neighborhood.

Many people make up a neighborhood.

Emergency vehicles are there when people need help.

People are different.

People live in different places and have different types of homes.

What we eat depends on where we live.

Maps are made up of symbols that tell people where things are in a location.

Food is a great unifying force on Earth.

Food is a great unifying force on Earth.

Do you think everyone's home is like yours?

Have you ever eaten a bug?

This book is about the hobby of bird-watching.

Blueberry Lu loves frozen blueberries.

Have you ever wanted to eat a meal that you read about in a book?

Did you ever try to decide who is best at a job?

Joseph does not like his chore of pulling weeds in his mother's flower garden, so he does not do a good job of weeding.

For as long as he could remember, she always wanted him to wear his socks.

Happy Boots is a story about the neighbor boy who wears these boots.

With all things being equal (love, supervision, opportunities, or a lack of these things), kids grow up to be adults.

The Boot family desires to take a vacation, but due to bills and the absence of extra funds, it just does not seem possible.

If you are or know a picky eater, you will enjoy meeting Betty, a girl who will only eat spaghetti.

"e;The best way to predict the future is to invent it.

Slavery is wrong.

History has shown that dictators often share similarities in the ways they come to power, hold power, and topple from power.

The founding fathers and mothers of the United States were not, as history often makes them out to be, stuffy cardboard figures of virtue and nobility.