Many unusual as well as familiar games from the 19th century are gathered together in Games from Long Ago. An important tool in teaching children how to behave in society, games were often… More →

Gangs exist in places all over the world. The United States, however, is believed to have more gangs than any other country in the world. This book provides a comprehensive overview of the… More →

One of the three basic states of matter, this fascinating title provides insight into the properties of gases. Although most gases cannot be seen, smelled, or tasted, they are always present. More →

Did you know that some of the planets in our solar system are not completely solid? Inside Gas Giants, readers are invited to look at Earth's gaseous neighbors: Neptune and Uranus. Teacher's… More →

People have been using the wind's energy for thousands of years to travel, power machinery, generate electricity, and for agriculture. Generating Wind Power will teach young readers about the More →

Supporting digital literacy and STEM topics, Generation Code is a template for the next generation of computer-savvy creators. This fascinating series examines the skills and know-how… More →

Taking information out of one living thing and putting it into another is what genetic engineering is all about. How do scientists do it? Why do they do it? What are the results of their… More →

Genetic engineers study genes and DNA to develop ways to recreate and modify them to advance technologies in fields such as medicine and agriculture. Using living organisms and systems to… More →

This attention-grabbing and stylish series explores core geography topics as it takes readers around the world. Vibrant illustrations and stunning photographs will appeal to visual learners.… More →

Geologists study earthquakes and volcanoes and are fascinated by the power of Earth's processes. They want to understand why the earth shifts and erupts, and figure out how to better predict… More →