Young people all over the world are doing it. Whether through anti-racism protests, taking part in model governments, or joining global climate strikes, youth are strengthening democracy by… More →

Are birds really dinosaurs? What is a mother tree? Scientists begin their investigations by asking questions about the world around them. Are All Zebra Patterns the Same? will explore… More →

Where is the biggest cave on Earth? What causes the northern lights? Scientists begin their investigations by asking questions about the world around them. Are Icebergs Salty? will explore… More →

How does gravity shape our universe? Can sand dunes migrate? Scientists begin their investigations by asking questions about the world around them. Can a Train Fly? will explore fascinating… More →

Does an electric eel really produce electricity? Can an ice cube have thermal energy? Scientists begin their investigations by asking questions about the world around them. Can People Feel… More →

Taxing carbon emissions, which contribute to global warming, is one method governments are using to help decrease or control climate change. This informative title looks at the costs and… More →

Children in conflict zones experience life-threatening situations and witness violence. They are killed or injured; some are forced to fight; many are orphaned. This important series helps… More →

This book shines a light on the disturbing practice of recruiting children into conflicts. Around 250,000 child soldiers are participating in conflicts around the world today. Many are… More →

According to UNICEF, an agency dedicated to helping children, 13.7 million children around the world are refugees, and an additional 22.8 million children are displaced within their own… More →

U.S. President Abraham Lincoln described democracy best, as "government of the people, by the people, and for the people." Choosing Democracy examines the development of this form of… More →