Grade 3 - 5

From diving beetles to water scorpions, there are many small invertebrates in the watery world. Dive in with your amphibius guide Frida Frog to find some of these minibeasts. Fun… More →

From mantises to millipedes, there are many small invertebrates that crawl on the ground. Take a tour with your prickly guide Harry Hedgehog to find some of these minibeasts. Fun… More →

From cicadas to cockroaches, there are many small invertebrates that dig in the dirt. Make your way underground with guide Molly Mole to find some of these minibeasts. Fun illustrations and… More →

How might someone turn their money into more money? They could invest it! Learn all about investing. Discover how people buy stocks and bonds, why investing can be risky, and why so many… More →

Superman and the Incredible Hulk have thick skin to protect themselves from danger.  But could humans achieve the same invulnerability? In this title, reluctant readers will explore… More →

Irish elk had the world's biggest antlers! These mammals flourished during the last ice age. In this hi/lo book, engaging text and vibrant illustrations introduce reluctant readers to the… More →

The sand on a beach feels soft beneath your bare feet, but take a close-up look at the sand under a microscope and you'll soon see that each grain of sand is a tiny piece of solid rock.… More →

What does the blast of an icy blizzard feel like? What happens when a violent earthquake cracks the ground? What do the swirling winds of a tornado sound like? In this exciting new series,… More →

Jack climbed up a giant beanstalk that shot straight to the sky. But what would it take for a beanstalk to grow so tall? And how does it stay standing? Professor Everafter and STEM have the answers!  More →

Sidewinders use their venomous bite to take down prey. Jackrabbits are known for their speed and strong hearing. When these animals meet, who will take the win? Engaging text and crisp photos More →

Do you know what the Jaguar logo looks like? In Jaguar, beginning readers learn about this car brand, when and where the cars were first made, what its logo is, and some of its most notable… More →

In 1814, while President James Madison was living in the White House, British troops arrived in Washington, D.C., and burned down the building. Why? Young readers will find out as they read… More →