Why do people migrate to and settle in the places they do? Fascinating examples in history help explain how the earliest human settlements were situated close to fertile ground and rivers for More →

This entertaining title introduces young readers to the concept of patterning. Readers will learn that a pattern is an ordered set of numbers or shapes arranged according to a rule.… More →

This book introduces early readers to peaches. Simple text and vibrant images help engage children and grow a love of reading! Downloadable Teacher Notes available. More →

On December 7, 1941, Americans woke up to find World War II had landed harshly at their doorstep. This amazing book describes the surprise air raid by Japan on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, that… More →

Although prejudiced attitudes in the early 1900s prevented African American explorer Mathew Henson from receiving his equal credit, he and Robert Peary were true partners in the dangerous… More →

From what they eat to how to keep their tanks clean and healthy, this book gives you all the pet care advice you need to become a fish's best pal. Learn the inside information on how to… More →

From young fish called fry to the whale shark--the largest fish--young readers will get a look at how some fish adapt in weird ways to their environment in order to survive. Amazing photos… More →

Peg, the one-legged hen, wants a family of her own. With the help of her friend, Benjamin, she finds some very unusual eggs to hatch. A warm and funny story told in rhyming verse. More →

How do penguin colonies care for their young? Why do great blue herons migrate in groups? How do prairie dogs warn others of danger? Discover the answers in this interesting book and learn… More →

Did you know that there are no penguins at the north pole? There are in fact 18 different kinds of penguins and all of them live south of the equator. Magnificent color photographs highlight… More →