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First Ladies Set 2 – Booklist
The books in the First Ladies series offer very amiable accounts of their subjects . . . [and] are decent introductory primers to America’s female leaders. Kids can learn more if they read the back matter, and links to ABDO’s online resources further that goal. View →
Motorcycles – School Library Journal, Series Made Simple
From their rudimentary beginnings as bicycles with engines to the high-performance models on our roads today, the motorcycles showcased within the pages of this series are described in clear, concise language that is as entertaining as it is informative. Bound to be popular among… View →
Amusement Park Rides – School Library Journal, Series Made Simple
Brimming with little-known facts and vibrant images, this inviting set should appeal to budding thrill-seekers and curious young minds alike. Recommended for its mix of history and STEM. View →
Super Structures – School Library Journal, Series Made Simple
The conversational tone and broad range of structures and their locations make this set a fine introduction to these wonders. For report writers and browsers. View →
MLB's Greatest Teams – School Library Journal, Series Made Simple
Each book dishes out the facts that burgeoning fans will be eager to learn, from a simplified overview of each team’s history to its most famous managers and players. View →
It's a Digital World! – School Library Journal, Series Made Simple
First-rate nonfiction for STEM-themed career collections. View →
Earth's Energy Experiments – School Library Journal, Series Made Simple
Many experiments will translate well into STEAM maker programs. Even well-stocked libraries should consider adding these—especially Biofuel Energy Projects. View →
Awesome Animal Powers – School Library Journal, Series Made Simple
Useful series with some titles that may fill subject gaps, Lyrebirds and Devil Rays in particular. View →
Sports Biographies – School Library Journal, Series Made Simple
An up-to-date addition to large nonfiction collections. View →
Women in the Arts – School Library Journal, Series Made Simple
This enlightening series will motivate young scholars to pursue their dreams. View →
Perspectives on American Progress – School Library Journal, Series Made Simple
Contributions by members of historically marginalized groups are celebrated…. These are very good materials for research. View →
Sports Dynasties – School Library Journal, Series Made Simple
Youth coaches and educators will cheer, as this series feeds nicely into growth mind-set and resilience development. Recommended for most collections. View →
Great Sports Debates – School Library Journal, Series Made Simple
A great series to encourage critical thinking. Robust collections will want to consider. View →
Founding Fathers – School Library Journal, Series Made Simple
A very basic primer on key players in early U.S. history. Large nonfiction collections may want to consider. View →
US Symbols – School Library Journal, Series Made Simple
Well-written, informative titles trace the history, development, and significance of iconic symbols. A solid choice. View →
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (Hollywood Monsters) – Booklist
Short, brief sentences and clearly defined vocabulary words make this a good choice for those newly comfortable reading alone, and a link to further resources will aid those who, appetite for horror whetted, are hungry for more. View →
Geothermal Energy: Putting Earth's Heat to Work (Earth's Energy Innovations) – Booklist
A decent starting point for energy units. View →
Ancient Aliens: Did Historic Contact Happen? (Science Fact or Science Fiction?) – Booklist
Open-minded but still practical, this is a balanced exploration of a high-interest topic. View →
Special Reports Set 3 – School Library Connection
Each volume presents its respective topic and its many ramifications. The information offers diverse viewpoints so that readers can understand these complex situations and develop enlightened opinions. Photos and sidebars provide additional information. The history leading to present day View →
American Values and Freedoms – School Library Connection
Each title in the series addresses the historical significance of our Constitutional freedoms and the application of these freedoms since our nation’s founding. Each of the books follows the same format, providing reference aids at the end that include essential facts, additional… View →
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