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Ponies and horses

Inviting kids to saddle up, this nonfiction leveled reader showcases all kinds of ponies and horses, providing all the essential information about favorite animal friends.

 
The planets by Gibbons, Gail, author.
Date added:
Jan 25, 2024
The planets

Describes the sun and each planet of the solar system and introduces concepts such as a day, a year, orbit, and rotation.

 
Partly cloudy

"Two curious bunnies enjoy watching clouds go by. But when they look at the sky, they see something completely different! While one bunny likes to use his imagination the other bunny can only see the scientific. Together they learn that cloud watching ismuch more fun when they see it through each other's eyes"--

 
Pulleys pull their weight

''Are you strong enough to lift an elephant? Try using a pulley! In Pulleys pull their weight: Simple machines for kids, engineers ages 5 to 8 learn about forces, mechanical advantage, pulleys, and other simple machines through engaging illustrations andlots of real-life examples that kids can spot in their home, schools, and neighborhoods. Glossary, photos, and a hands-on activity make this book fundamental for STEAM learning''--

 
Prehistoric sea monsters

"Teeth, tails, and scales-oh my! Newly independent readers will be transported back to a time when bugs were big and monsters ruled the deep. Each page of this dazzling Level 2 reader is packed with jaw-dropping facts on the fiercest predators of the ancient oceans. Learn about Megalodon, the largest shark ever to have lived; Jaekelopterus, a human-size scorpion; Helicoprion, a fish whose teeth were in the shape of a circular saw; and more!"--

 
Opal Lee by Moses, Shelia P., author.
Date added:
Jan 25, 2024
Opal Lee

Introduces readers to the teacher and community leader responsible for making Juneteenth a national holiday to mark the end of enslavement for Black Americans, helping millions of people learn about important aspects of American history.

 
Not-so-common cent$ / Super-Duper Important Facts About Money You Can't Afford to Miss

"Calling all mini-moguls! Dive (a la Scooge McDuck) into this book all about money: How to make it, to manage it, and how to save it-and how to multiply it! Offering a wealth of information on all things money, this jam-packed book will teach kids all theskills they need to pay the bills, from budgeting basics to principles of saving and interest, to ways to think like an entrepreneur, and so much more!"--

 
Not yet - the story of an unstoppable ice skater

"After watching an ice-skating movie, young Zahra sets her mind to learn how to ice skate even though her family and friends doubt her abilities. After all, she's too old to learn, the rink is too cold, and figure skaters don't look like her... not yet atleast! Illustrated with Sara Alfageeh's energetic lines and colors that pop right off the page, we follow Zahra's story as she glides across the floors of her house in her socks all the way to the ice rink... and as she repeatedly says ''not yet

 
Levers lessen the load

"Have you ever played on a seesaw? You were using a lever! In Levers Lessen the Load, readers learn how levers and fulcrums can help us move far more weight than we can on our own. Explore concepts such as forces and mechanical advantage and be surprisedat where you can find levers!"--

 
Jimmy's rhythm & blues - the extraordinary life of James Baldwin

"This first-ever picture book biography of the legendary writer and activist introduces readers to this passionate Black man who discovered his true power in the written word, which opened the world to him as he used his voice fearlessly"--

 
It's so amazing! - a book about eggs, sperm, birth, babies, and families

Uses bird and bee cartoon characters to present straightforward explanations of topics related to sexual development, love, reproduction, adoption, and sexually transmitted diseases.

 
A kid's guide to anime & manga - exploring the history of Japanese animation and comics

"An accessible, inclusive guide aimed at helping young fans celebrate their okatu spirit by sharing the history of anime and manga while giving young readers advice on how to explore and interact with this fandom. Whether they're watching anime on Netflixand Crunchyroll or bringing home stacks of manga from the library or bookstore, there is no denying that young fans need a guidebook to help them navigate this geeky space. Written by anime and manga fans, writers, and reviewers Samuel Sattin an

 
Indiana University by Anderson, Josh
Date added:
Jan 25, 2024
Indiana University

 
Inclined planes - ramp it up

"Have you ever seen a ramp at a school or library? That's an inclined plane! Learn how inclined planes are flat, sloping surfaces that make it easier to move heavy things from lower ground to higher ground instead of lifting them"--

 
I think I think a lot

"A young girl notices and wonders about the ways she and her classmates approach doing good work, caring about people's feelings, and showing they're grateful. She comes to accept herself just as she is and celebrates the differences between herself and her classmates. "I care a lot. Not more than other kids, just in my own way." Inspired by the author's experience with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), I Think I Think a Lot can be a starting point for discussions about overthinking or obsess

 
I love my city

"The big book of civil engineering for curious kids...Explore cities past, present, and future in this ricly illustrated global guide to everything urban."--

 
How to draw a graphic novel

Filled with professional tips and interviews with leading graphic novelists, this series of short art courses combines technical advice with creative inspiration for writing a graphic novel, from constructing a narrative and developing characters to learning the basics of printing.

 
How do birds sing a duet? - a book about bird behavior

"An introduction to bird behavior including how and why woodpeckers peck, how pelicans fly without flapping their wings, why birds sing, and more is explored through diagrams, photos, and informative and engaging text in this newest addition to the How Doseries"--

 

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