Through Noun’s inspirational life story, Hughes and Kheav present a part of history that many readers are unlikely to know. An intriguing and informative biography about seldom-covered Cambodian history formatted for middle grade readers. —School Library Journal The Dream of an Education introduces readers to Phymean Noun and her mission …
Why Trust a Scientist: Shared Knowledge for a Bright Future examines how and why trust in science benefits all of society, and answers questions about the scientific revolution, the scientific method, how scientists work together and what scientists do. Read on to hear from author and cell biologist Kate MacDonald …
When it comes to dealing with environmental issues, young people are often the true ‘adults’ in the room. —Mark Leiren-Young, author of One Ocean In One Ocean: 7 Ways to Save the Seas, young readers learn practical ways to help protect the ocean and the over 250,000 species who call …
A unique and beautiful addition to picture book collections. —School Library Journal Authors Souad Shehab and Julie Sedivy met by chance and quickly became as close as sisters despite their different backgrounds and languages. In their moving new picture book, Ayah and the Big World Outside, young Ayah, who has …
This enthralling book will capture the hearts of animal lovers who will be rooting for the successful release of the wolf pups. Recommended for collections seeking fresh, nature-centered stories. —School Library Journal In Eric Walters’ new chapter book, The Three Wolves, nine-year-old Andrew and his parents rescue three orphaned wolf pups …
An entertaining, highly accessible story with special appeal for animal lovers. —Kirkus Reviews In Jocelyn Shipley’s new novel, Kat Vs. Dogs, seventeen-year-old Kat must overcome her fear of dogs to succeed at her new pet store job and win the heart of her dog-loving crush. This short novel is a …
