| Cat's colors / Jane Cabrera. |
 A cat describes ten different colors and tells which one is its favorite. |
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| Kaboom! : a volcano erupts / written by Jessica Kulekjian ; illustrated by Zoe Si. |
 "Something is stirring deep inside. A whisper hisses through its magma chamber. Gases gurgle. Steam spits out. Bubbles boil and pop. Suddenly, it's time to wake up! This lively book is the perfect pick for budding vulcanologists--or anyone who loves things that go...KABOOM!"-- Front jacket flap. |
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| Great Pacific garbage patch / by Rachel Bithell. |
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| My book of bugs / Ben Hubbard. |
 Grab your magnifying glass and head out to discover all about insects - their different types, body-structures, and behaviors. Filled with eye-catching images and bite-sized information, every young nature enthusiast will marvel at the mind-boggling facts about these adaptable creatures. The book covers the seven major insect groups and includes profiles for over 40 amazing insects, such as the stag beetle, monarch butterfly, and honeybee. Dive into their brilliant world and learn how some insects blend in with their surroundings. Discover how some can survive in different environments, while others can defend themselves against predators using clever tactics. Explore the many ways in which insects help humans, and the crucial role they play in pollination and maintaining a balance in the ecosystem. My Book of Bugs is a wonderful introduction to insects and their many incredible features. This book will not just teach children about fascinating insects, but will also make them understand and respect the environment. |
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| Hello, I'm a quokka / by Hayley Rocco & John Rocco. |
 "An introduction to the unique characteristics of the quokka"-- Provided by publisher. |
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| If you're a kid like Gavin : the true story of a young trans activist / words by Gavin Grimm and Kyle Lukoff ; illustrations by J Yang. |
 When you're a kid like Gavin Grimm, you know yourself best. And Gavin knew that he was a boy -- even if others saw him as a girl. But when his school took away his right to something as simple as using the boys' restroom, Gavin knew he had a big decision to make. Because there are always more choices than the ones others give you. Gavin chose to correct others when they got his pronouns wrong. He asked to be respected. He stood up for himself. Gavin proved that his school had violated his constitutional rights and had the Supreme Court uphold his case -- bringing about a historic win for trans rights. There are many kids out there, some just like Gavin Grimm, and they might even be you. What choices will you make? |
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| Spinosaurus makes a splash / Marie Bollmann ; Elizabeth Gilbert Bedia. |
 "Helps children learn facts about dinosaurs in a beautiful picture book format. Teaches dinosaur facts and behavior in an engaging way. Features a non-fiction double page about the dinosaur species. Is full of bright, colorful pages with an engaging story. Has clear, fun text to make learning the facts and information easy. A fun and engaging story and vibrant images teach children about different prehistoric species in this educational dinosaur book. Ideal for pre-reading toddlers and children just learning to read, engaging text and artwork will teach children about the Spinosaurus dinosaur species. Enjoy the spectacular scenery along the way as you follow a day in the life of a young Spinosaurus"-- Provided by publisher. |
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| Kamala Harris / written by Raakhee Mirchandani ; interior illustrations by Jessica W. Clark. |
 Kamala Harris always wanted to help people and solve problems. Even as a young girl, she helped her community create changes that would impact all of their lives for the better. When she grew up, Kamala wanted to continue helping people, so she worked hard and became a lawyer and a senator to do just that. Then she went on to become the first woman to ever be vice president of the United States-and she might even become president too! Through it all, Kamala continues to do her best to help as many people as she can. In this chapter book biography by acclaimed author Raakhee Mirchandani, readers learn about the amazing life of Kamala Harris-and how she persisted. Complete with an introduction from Chelsea Clinton, black-and-white illustrations throughout, and a list of ways that readers can follow in Kamala Harris's footsteps and make a difference! |
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| The big book of barf : a spewnami of sick science, hurled history, and body oddities / Vicky Lorencen ; [illustrations by Remy Simard] |
 "Did you know that there are glasses to prevent motion sickness...Or that astronauts can get "space sick?" This hilarious and wacky illustrated book is jam-packed with silly facts, crazy activities, and even recipes (Barf-day cake, anyone?) that will have you learning all about the fascinating world of barf, our bodies, and beyond. Presented in alphabetical order."-- Provided by publisher. |
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| Outdoor activity lab : exciting STEM projects for budding scientists / Jack Challoner |
 "Dive into science with these fun outdoor experiments for children to do in their own surroundings.. Outdoor Activity Lab contains 25 amazing projects to inspire young scientists and outdoor enthusiasts, taking 9-12 year olds out of the house on a journey to better understand their world. Great photography, clear step-by-step instructions and attention to detail will make young scientists excited from the get-go. There is a clear 'How it works' explanation for each project, revealing the fascinating science behind it, along with real-world examples that show everyday science in action... This book is perfect for every young scientist curious about the world. Using easy-to-find household items, you can make giant bubbles to reveal how surface tension works, construct a water rocket and blast it skyward to learn about Newton's law of physics, discover how mushrooms grow by cultivating mycelium, and make your own barometer to measure atmospheric pressure ... and much more!"--Amazon.com |
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| Human body : a visual encyclopedia / authors, Richard Walker, John Woodward, Shaila Brown, Ben Morgan. |
 "Understand the human body from head to toe with this educationalencyclopedia for children."--Provided by publisher. |
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| Keystone species : meet the animals key to ecosystem health and biodiversity with hands-on science activities for kids / Laura Perdew ; illustrated by Micah Rauch. |
 "Who's keeping the ecosystem healthy? In any ecosystem, every species has a role to play. From towering trees and enormous whales to the smallest microorganisms, and from plants and fungi to animals and insects, each species is important to the overall health of the ecosystem. But some of those species play such vital roles that without them, the ecosystem is in danger of collapsing. These are called keystone species." -- Back cover. |
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| Glow : the wild wonders of bioluminescence / Jennifer N.R. Smith. |
 "From fish to fireflies, some living things have a special ability--they can glow. Why do they glow? Is everything that glows bioluminescent? And what is bioluminescence, anyway?"-- Page 4 of cover. |
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| Work : interviews with people doing jobs they love / Shaina Feinberg ; illustrated by Julia Rothman. |
 "New York Times columnists Shaina Feinberg and Julia Rothman take readers all over the world to explore the furthest reaches of passion and dedication in this collection of interviews. Meet a wildland firefighter, a surfer, a ferry captain, a designer of headscarves, an accessibility specialist, and many other real people doing the creative, fascinating, and often difficult jobs that make the world work. This ode to the wild and limitless range of job possibilities also includes thought-provoking questions designed to open conversations with young readers, as well as tips on how they might conduct an interview themselves"--Publisher. |
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| Tiny floating coral / by Mary Auld ; consultants: Kirsten Golding of CoralWatch, Dr. Sally Keith and Dr. Lisa Boström-Einarsson ; illustrations by La Scarlatte. |
 Tiny Floating Coral starts small with a tiny coral planula floating through the ocean in a soup of plankton, looking for the perfect place to settle, divide, and grow. It finds a place on a healthy reef off the coast of Australia. Learn about the remarkable life of coral, how it feeds, starts a colony and becomes a part of Australia's Great Barrier Reef-a vast underwater city where other animals live, feed, hide, and bring up their young. The story's narrative progresses in a way that builds understanding, and the delicate illustrations bring the story to life. |
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| A world of flavor : a celebration of food and recipes from around the globe / Gabrielle Langholtz ; illustrated by Tània García. |
 "Children are invited to explore more than forty countries through the universal language of food. Through fun facts and fascinating information, unique ingredients, and culinary customs from across all five continents are celebrated. Also featured are over 40 authentic, kid-friendly recipes inspired by country cuisines around the world, from Vietnamese pho and Mexican salsa verde cruda to Italian focaccia and Nigerian jollof rice. Each entry includes a recipe with simple, step-by-step instructions and lively illustrations of the finished dish. Accessible to all skill levels, the book includes a beginner-friendly section teaching key kitchen vocabulary and skills. There are plenty of recipes made in under thirty minutes, as well as more hands-on projects to excite ambitious young chefs. Through delicious recipes, fascinating facts, and irresistible illustrations, A World of Flavour is so much more than a cookbook: it's a mouth-watering road trip for the mind and the taste buds, teaching curious kids about the many ways cultures and cuisines are unique -- and how much they have in common." |
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| Weirdest animals on the planet / [Jennifer Szymanski, writer]. |
 Meet the most unusual, most fantastical, creepiest, and-yes-grossest creatures that call Earth home in this lively, fact-filled guide to the world's oddest animals. Did you know that the axolotl can regrow nearly any body part? Or that the hagfish can fill a bucket with slime in less than a minute? Get ready to say "WHOA!" in this wacky book about the most bizarre animals in the world! Readers will encounter hundreds of far-out facts about animals with bizarre behaviors, strange superpowers, and mind-blowing mannerisms. They'll learn where these animals live, how their strange skill sets help them survive, and what makes them so wonderfully weird. There are animals of all shapes and sizes to ogle here-from the spindly-fingered aye-aye to a sea slug shaped like a fuzzy bunny to a shrimp that launches bubbles from its claws. With jaw-dropping photos and upbeat, straightforward text, this fast-paced book will delight animal-obsessed readers. |
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| Up, up, ever up! : Junko Tabei : a life in the mountains / words by Anita Yasuda ; art by Yuko Shimizu. |
 "Junko Tabei dreamed of a life climbing mountains. But men refused to climb with her. Sponsors told her to stay home. And gloves were not made to fit her hands. Junko, eager and unstoppable, wouldn't let these obstacles get in her way. Instead, she planned an expedition to summit Mount Everest with an all-women team. Battling icy peaks, deep crevasses, and even an avalanche, Junko refused to give up. She climbed step by step . . . up, up, ever up! After summiting the world's tallest peak, Junko took on a new challenge: protecting the wild spaces she loved for future generations. This gorgeously illustrated celebration of a trailblazing climber who shattered gender stereotypes invites us to dare to reach our dreams--no matter how big" --Front sleeve. |
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| Call me Roberto! : Roberto Clemente goes to bat for Latinos / Nathalie Alonso ; art by Rudy Gutierrez. |
 Young Roberto loved baseball so much that he played with a tree branch and tin cans in Carolina, Puerto Rico, practicing until he was chosen to play for a Major League team -- in chilly Montreal! Although he showed his talent as part of the Pittsburgh Pirates, he still faced discrimination from people who wouldn't accept a Black man who demanded to be called Roberto instead of Bob in the middle of the nuclear-family 1950s. Even after becoming an All-Star and winning a World Series, he had to remain segregated in Black hotels during spring training in Florida, but he never stopped speaking Spanish and demanding recognition. |
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| Where did Van Gogh go? / written by Satu Hämeenhao-Fox ; illustrated by Léonie Després. |
 For fans of Where's Waldo? and Pierre the Maze Detective, Where Did Van Gogh Go? is the arty spotting book that little kids and big kids alike can enjoy. Full of search and find scenes inspired by some of history's greatest artists, children can work to find a variety of hidden pictures - and learn about these fantastic artists along the way. |
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| The fruits we eat / by Gail Gibbons. |
 Provides facts about such fruits as apples, peaches, and grapes, including how they grow, how they are harvested, and how they are eaten. |
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| The vegetables we eat / by Gail Gibbons. |
 Describes the different types of vegetables and explains where they come from and how they end up in the grocery store. |
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| Introducing Sandwina : the strongest woman in the world! / written by Vicki Conrad ; drawn by Jeremy Holmes. |
 No one believed a woman could be stronger than a man, until Katie Brumbach--also known as Sandwina--displayed her show-stopping feats as a circus strongwoman. 100 pounds...200 pounds...300 pounds! Katie Brumbach became the world's top strongwoman after she ousted Eugen Sandow by lifting hundreds of pounds over her head (which Sandow could barely lift to his shoulders). After that, she took the last name Sandwina and thrived in the circus world--which she had been participating in since the age of two when she first performed with her family. She grew over six feet tall as she got older, but Katie never second-guessed herself, and she trained to build her muscles, always eager to test her skills and try new feats. After starting a family with a fellow performer, they were eventually signed to work with John Ringling of the Ringling Bros. Circus. Sandwina impressed the crowds by balancing a 1,000-pound cannon on her chest, by throwing a one-ton stone, and by having an iron slab broken on her body--she stole the show! |
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| A fruit is a suitcase for seeds / by Jean Richards ; illustrated by Anca Hariton. |
 Provides an illustrated description of seed dispersal by which plants, most specifically fruits, travel from one place to another. |
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| The raven mother / Hetxw'ms Gyetxw (Brett D. Huson) ; illustrated by Natasha Donovan. |
 "Bring science to life with this book about ravens, their role in the food web, and how they benefit their ecosystem. Hoarders. Scavengers. Clever foragers. Bringers of new life. Ravens have many roles, both for the land and in Gitxsan story and song. The sixth book in Hetxw'ms Gyetxw (Brett D. Huson)'s Mothers of Xsan series transports young readers to Northwestern British Columbia, where they will learn about the traditions of the Gitxsan, the lives of ravens, and why these acrobatic flyers are so important to their ecosystem. Follow along as Nox Gaak, the raven mother, teaches her chicks what they need to survive with the help of her flock."-- Provided by publisher. |
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| It's so amazing! : a book about eggs, sperm, birth, babies, gender, and families / Robie H. Harris ; illustrated by Michael Emberley. |
 Uses bird and bee cartoon characters to present straightforward explanations of topics related to sexual development, love, reproduction, adoption, sexually transmitted diseases, and more. For over twenty years, It's So Amazing! has provided children age seven and up with the honest answers they're looking for through age-appropriate, reassuring words and accurate, up-to-date, inclusive art. This classic resource for younger children receives its most ambitious update yet with this 2024 fully revised and updated edition. |
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| Save the air / written and illustrated by Bethany Stahl. |
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| Save the sky / written and illustrated by Bethany Stahl. |
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| Save the butterflies / written and illustrated by Bethany Stahl. |
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| Save the sharks / written & illustrated by Bethany Stahl. |
 Save the Sharks tells the story of a tired shark, Frank, whose friends start disappearing! He discovers that environmental changes, overfishing, and pollution are contributing to their disappearance. With the help of a mermaid, Kaleisha, and a diver, Liam, Frank's heart fills with joy as they work together to Save the Sharks! |
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| Save the scraps / written and illustrated by Bethany Stahl. |
 Discover the importance of composting with Alex, Mateo, and their wiggly worm friend, Mr. Squiggles! Can you help save the scraps? Joing three friends on a composting adventure you'll never forget! |
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| Save the reef / written and illustrated by Bethany Stahl. |
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| Save the land / written & illustrated by Bethany Stahl. |
 "Discover the importance of trees with Amari and Momma as we learn about the Great Green Wall! Can you help save the land? Join Amari and Momma on an adventure you'll never forget!"--Back cover. |
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| Save the ocean / written and illustrated by Bethany Stahl. |
 From exciting and adventurous to educational and captivating, Bethany Stahl's immersive stories express heartfelt messages while engaging parents and children. With beautiful and charming illustrations, as well as a lovable sea turtle named Agwe, this is a book adults will love reading over and over again with their kids. Save the Ocean has a heartwarming lesson of recycling and conservation that will stay with the reader for a lifetime. There are even bonus pages with sketches from the renowned illustrator Bethany Stahl, a collection of astonishing Ocean Facts, a fun and interactive Search and Find game, as well as an author page that shares the real-life adventures of the author and her efforts to Save the Ocean who even received a Certificate of Recognition from Dr. Jane Goodall! |
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| Save the arctic / written & illustrated by Bethany Stahl. |
 Nanu, a lonely polar bear, searches for dinner. The ice is melting, and the animals are disappearing! During his search, he makes an unlikely friend with Toklo, a silly beluga whale! The friends work together with a native girl, Ahnah, as they figure out how everyone can work together to help "Save the Arctic"! This time, Bethany Stahl's interactive book immerses children in a fun and unique journey where they can: -Name the colors of the buildings in the Arctic village! -Brainstorm ideas on how you can help the Arctic from your home -Count beluga whales and fish-Learn exciting animal facts about polar bears and beluga whales. You won't want to miss inspiring your precious little one with this brilliant arctic tale! |
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| Save the bees / written and illustrated by Bethany Stahl. |
 "Save the Bees tells the story of three friends working together to make Clover's pollination route easier with a heartwarming lesson of environmentalism and conservation that will stay with the reader for a lifetime"--Publisher's description. |
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| Frida Kahlo : she painted her world in self-portraits / written by Amy Guglielmo ; illustrated by Natalia Rojas Castro. |
 Children can meet famous Mexican painter Frida Kahlo and learn how she experimented with different ways of painting herself and channeled her experiences into her art, in this collaboration with The Met that will inspire readers to create their own masterpiece. |
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| The Seminoles / Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve ; illustrated by Ronald Himler. |
 The Seminoles are known as "the people who never surrendered." As White settlers continued to encroach on their land, the Seminoles moved farther and farther into the Florida Everglades and adapted to their new environment with their hard work and ingenuity. And after defending their land in three Seminole wars, they never signed a formal peace treaty with the United States. This accessible nonfiction picture book introduces the Seminoles' early history, daily way of life, ceremonies, and more. Learn how they adapted to the Florida Everglades and their unique cultural practices, like their flat roll hairstyle and the role of an ever-burning fire in the annual Green Corn Dance. This updated edition provides the most up to date and accurate information on the Seminole people of past and present. The back of the book includes a section on Seminole life today. Author Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve grew up on the Rosebud Sioux Reservation and for over 40 years has brought the richness of Native American culture and heritage to thousands of children for over 40 years as teacher and children's book author. Her First Americans books introduce young readers to the many diverse and unique Native American nations that first called this land home. |
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| The Sioux / Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve ; illustrated by Ronald Himler. |
 The buffalo was the center of Sioux life. After hunting buffalo on horseback, the Sioux people would use every piece of the animal, making food, beds, clothing, storage boxes, and even sleds from the ribs! Discover how the Sioux people lived on the Great Plains with this accessible introduction. Learn about the Sioux creation story, life in the village as a kid, the importance of their feathered headdresses, and more. This updated edition provides the most up to date and accurate information on the Sioux people of past and present. The back of the book includes a section on Sioux life today, proper names for all of the Sioux tribes, and an excerpt from the Lakota pipe ceremony. Author Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve grew up on the Rosebud Sioux Reservation and for over 40 years has brought the richness of Native American culture and heritage to thousands of children for over 40 years as teacher and children's book author. Her First Americans books introduce young readers to the many diverse and unique Native American nations that first called this land home. |
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| Beacon of hope : the life of Barack Obama / written by Doreen Rappaport ; illustrated by Tonya Engel. |
 "Before he became the president, Barack Obama was a little boy called Barry. Amid a happy childhood in Hawaii and Indonesia, he also yearned for a better understanding of Black history and culture, and a better sense of his own identity as a Black American. Spurred by conversations around race, injustice, and inequality, he became a community organizer, practiced civil rights law, and was elected to the US Senate. zYes we can!y became a rallying cry for his message of hope and change throughout the 2008 presidential election—which resulted in Barack Obama becoming the first Black president of the United States. This addition to the highly acclaimed Big Words series celebrates one of the most inspiring American leaders of our time. With evocative illustrations by award-winning artist Tonya Engel, Doreen Rappaport’s richly detailed narrative employs rousing quotes from Obama himself and encourages young readers to investigate who they are and who they might one day become." -- Publisher annotation. |
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| She speaks : the women of Greek myths in their own words / Honor Cargill-Martin ; illustrated by Camelia Pham. |
 Written in first-person, we hear from the astute sorceress Medea and her pivotal role in the quest for the Golden Fleece; discover the contributions of Cretan princess Ariadne in the slaying of the Minotaur; witness the strength and resilience of Atalanta, Circe, Helen of Troy, and many other women who have been previously overshadowed by their male counterparts. With her meticulous research and insightful storytelling, readers will be mesmerized as Honor resurrects these voices, breathes new life into well-loved stories, and drags the Classics into the modern world. |
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| A voice of hope : the Myrlie Evers-Williams story / written by Nadia Salomon ; illustrated by London Ladd. |
 A first-ever picture book biography of civil rights hero Myrlie Evers-Williams. Myrlie Evers-Williams' voice is gentle yet strong, soft yet powerful. It is a soaring song of hope. Myrlie's voice didn't start out that way. She was born into the segregated South and the beautiful brown color of her skin made her a target for hate. It meant she didn't have the same opportunities as white children, and that meant her dream of playing music onstage one day would be harder to achieve. |
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| Wind is a dance / written by Debra Kempf Shumaker ; illustrated by Josée Bisaillon. |
 "What's the wind like today? Is it a feather drifting slowly to the ground or an excited puppy running after a butterfly? A train barreling down the tracks or a helpful hand pushing you along? Winds can be soft, strong, fast, lazy and everything in between -- and readers will encounter them all in this poetic informational picture book as it explores types of wind from breezes to tornadoes. Through striking and unusual metaphors like a whisk or boxing gloves, author Debra Kempf Shumaker and illustrator Josée Bisaillon introduce the youngest of readers to the science of wind and the descriptive powers of figurative language. This is the perfect pick for anyone looking to pair poetry with science, ending with a question designed to get readers dusting off their own descriptive skills: How would you describe the wind today?"-- Provided by publisher. |
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| How to explain robotics to a grown-up / Ruth Spiro ; illustrated by Teresa Martínez. |
 Do you want to know a secret? Grown-ups don't know everything. Sometimes they need you to explain things to them. Have you or your grown-up ever wondered: what is robotics, and why do I need to know about it? With a little help from this book, you can explain robotics to your grown-up! |
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| Robots : explore the world of robotics and AI / Henny Admoni ; illustrated by Amy Grimes. |
 Robots are no longer just the preserve of science fiction. From driverless cars to robots helping in hospitals, the field of robotics is one of the most exciting in modern science. With beautiful illustrations by Amy Grimes, this children s book explains what robots are, how they are made, and how we can use them in all sorts of amazing ways. Henny Admoni's book also answers some of the key questions about robotics and AI, such as should we be afraid? It also looks at the positive impact robots can have on us all, from robots who can help in disaster zones to the robotic spacecraft exploring the Solar System and beyond. |
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| The arts : a visual encyclopedia / Susie Hodge, David Taylor, Joe Fullman, Peter Chrisp. |
 "Full of stunning images and amazing facts, The Arts: a Visual Encyclopedia is the essential guide to painting, sculpture, photography, music, and dance."--Back cover. |
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| We're not weird : structure and function in the animal kingdom / Michael Garland. |
 "Animals from around the world explain how their unique traits help them thrive and survive in their environments, including how they eat, hide, find mates, and other necessities of life"-- Provided by publisher. |
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| Triceratops follows its herd / Marie Bollmann ; Elizabeth Gilbert Bedia. |
 Follow a day in the life of a Triceratops as its herd has a close encounter with the mighty Tyrannosaurus Rex. |
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| Deinonychus goes hunting / [illustrated by] Marie Bollmann ; [written by] Elizabeth Gilbert Bedia. |
 "Adventures for little dinosaur lovers. This series of beautifully illustrated picture books combines a whimsical story with real dinosaur facts. In this adventure, follow a curious deinonychus as she leaves her hunting group to explore the Jurassic world and find her next meal. Ready or not, here we go!"--Page [4] of cover. |
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| Diplodocus finds its family / Marie Bollmann ; Elizabeth Gilbert Bedia. |
 This fantastic dinosaur interactive book is perfect for pre-reading toddlers, and children just learning to read. Little ones can enjoy the spectacular scenery in the Jurassic world along the way, as Diplodocus camouflages, explores, and munches on plants.-- Source other than the Library of Congress. |
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| T. rex meets its match / Marie Bollmann ; [illustrations by] Elizabeth Gilbert Bedia. |
 "In this adventure, follow a T. rex, the king of the dinosaurs, as he enters a rival's territory and has to face a challenge. Ready or not, here we go!"--Jacket. |
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| Clever crow / Chris Butterworth ; illustrated by Olivia Lomenech Gill. |
 "Crows may not have flashy feathers, beautiful songs, or fancy flying skills, but if a crow looks at you with its small, round eye, you can be sure that it's thinking, as these birds have very big brains. Did you know that crows will use a stick to poke into a crevice to tease out tasty bugs? Or that they like to play like kids by tumbling down a snowy roof? Or that they remember where they hide their food -- but sometimes only pretend to bury a treat to fool other birds?" --From the publisher. |
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| Wisdom weavers : explore the Ojibwe language and the meaning of dream catchers / James Vukelich Kaagegaabaw ; illustrated by Marcus Trujillo. |
 Follow a day in the life of a young, mixed heritage Ojibwe child and learn key words and phrases from the Ojibwe language in this enchantingly illustrated children's book. The Ojibwe people are the largest Indigenous group of Turtle Island, now known as North America, and live around the present-day Great Lakes. After their land was taken by Europeans, many Ojibwe children were placed in boarding schools that forbid them to use their native language. Though this led to a decline in fluent speakers, there is a growing movement to restore the strength of the Ojibwe language. |
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| Dinosaur discoveries / by Gail Gibbons. |
 Who discovers dinosaurs? What happens to a dinosaur bone when it's found? What exactly were dinosaurs, anyway, and how many different kinds were there? Gail Gibbons covers the basics of paleontology, dinosaurs, dinosaur families and evolutions, and the K-T extinction. This new and updated edition features the latest information on dinosaurs and how scientists study them. |
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| 5-minute dinosaur stories / Moira Donohue. |
 "Welcome to the age of dinosaurs! Here, giant reptiles stomp through prehistoric forests and toothy, feathered animals glide from tree to tree. Sea creatures swim in the oceans, and pterosaurs fly above. In these 12 true stories you'll meet dinosaurs big and small, spiked and armored, featherd and scaly. Speed through the dark night as sharp-clawed velociraptor chases its prey. Watch how an enormouse mother Maiasaura cleverly keeps her eggs warm. Dig alongside modern paleontologists as they uncover incredible fossils, and more."-- Page 4 of cover. |
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| Sesame Street let's cook together : with 40 fun, healthy recipes. |
 Elmo, Cookie Monster, and their friends from Sesame Street help make cooking fun by introducing 40 healthy and yummy recipes! Little chefs and their families will learn about healthy habits, food prep, cooking tools, and kitchen safety. With easy-to-follow instructions, clear photos, nutrition tips, and a guide for grown-ups, little Sesame Street-loving chefs will be inspired to prepare and eat healthy dishes that make them say, "Om nom, nom, nom!" |
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| Speaking of America : United States Presidents and the words that changed history / Jared Cohen ; illustrated by Vivian Shih. |
 "This is a nonfiction picture book that unpacks quotes from all 45 American presidents, contextualizing them and explaining not only what they mean but also the impact they had on United States and world history"-- Provided by publisher. |
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| Goldilocks and the three bears and other stories / Lucy Cousins. |
 Multi-award-winning author Lucy Cousins retells three of her favourite fairy tales in spare, bold language and brilliant, vibrant pictures. 'Goldilocks and the Three Bears', 'The Three Billy Goats Gruff' and 'The Little Red Hen' are treated to Lucy Cousins' striking artwork and dynamic storytelling in this new edition of a well-loved title. |
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| Make a pretty sound : a story of Ella Jenkins, the first lady of children's music / by Traci N. Todd ; illustrated by Eleanor Davis. |
 "Ella Jenkins is considered the first lady of children's music. At a time when children's music was mostly novelty songs and movie soundtracks, she believed that music could be a powerful tool to teach. From the very beginning, she believed that a child's natural curiosity and good nature could be fed by introducing them to the folk rhythms, music, and dance of cultures from all over the world. This book tells Ella's story from the time she was a young child, first learning about music through her Uncle Flood playing harmonica, to her encounters with racial discrimination, and finally her involvement with the folk music movement and her discovery that music could be a powerful tool to teach children and bridge cultures, leading her to perform and work with children on all seven continents (including Antarctica!)"-- Provided by publisher. |
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| And she was loved : Toni Morrison's life in stories / written by Andrea Davis Pinkney ; illustrated by Daniel Minter. |
 "From imaginative child to visionary storyteller, Toni Morrison was a fiercely inspiring writer that helped change the world. This poetic picture book biography is part love letter and part biography, praising the power of this Nobel Prize winner. With its tender refrain, readers will know how much Morrison's stories -- and their own -- mean to the world. She was loved -- and so are they! Who was Toni Morrison? She was a visionary, a storyteller, a daughter, a mother, a Howard graduate, a box-braider, weaving: Black pride, Black joy, Black families, Blackness. And most of all, she was loved." Provided by publisher. |
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| Girls to the front : 40 Asian American women who blazed a trail / written and illustrated by Niña Mata. |
 "AFrom the big stage to the US Navy, from laboratories to the boardroom, from the Olympics to the pages in books, these girls and women lead every line. Bold, bright, and empowering profiles by ... artist Nína Mata place these incredible changemakers at the very front and inspire readers to tap into their own greatness."--Publisher. |
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| Go tell it : how James Baldwin became a writer / words by Quartez Harris ; art by Gordon C. James. |
 "A boy who loves stories grows into a teenager who escapes into his writing and then a young man who plays his typewriter like a piano to show the fullness of Black life, in this lyrical picture book biography of James Baldwin, the celebrated novelist, essayist, playwright, poet, and activist"-- Provided by publisher. |
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| Song of the Raven : an Inuit tale of harmony with nature / Amanda Hall ; foreword by Kelly Berthelsen. |
 "Raven has flown down from his world above the sky and has filled the Earth with creatures. But when he sees that the people have forgotten to respect what he has created, Raven angrily rips the shining sun from its place in the sky, leaving the Earth to freeze with just the moon for light. Life becomes hard for the people below. Little Darkness is an ordinary Inuit boy, except that he has been born with a special gift. But he will only discover it when he finds a strange object on the ice and hears the haunting lullaby his mother sang to him when he was a little baby. In deciding to pick up the object, his adventure will begin, taking him into a vast world beyond imagining. His journey will change him, the Earth, and all its inhabitants forever. Song of the Raven offers an Inuit message of hope and healing for children, parents, teachers, and anyone who wants to cherish and sustain our beautiful Earth"-- Provided by publisher. |
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| Minecraft annual 2025. |
 Discover all there is to know about the past year of Minecraft in this exciting annual. Stuffed to the brim with updates, activities, step-by-step builds and tips and tricks for the game, this book is a must-have for any minecrafter. This year's annual includes an awesome mining boardgame, loads of fun activities and tips on smithing templates, archaeology and how to survive a pillager raid. Plus discover a blocky brownie recipe, awesome buillds and survival challenges for you to complete in-game! |
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| Priceless facts about money / Mellody Hobson with Nell Scovell ; illustrated by Caitlin Stevens. |
 Debut author Mellody Hobson, barrier-breaking pioneer in the world of finance, demystifies money for kids with a look at some wild and weird facts about what makes the world go round. |
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| The worry monster : calming anxiety with mindfulness / written by Dr. Catherine Cook-Cottone ; illustrated by Lena Podesta. |
 "Learn to manage anxiety by practicing mindfulness with Worry Monster"-- Provided by publisher. |
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| The magic flute / illustrated by Jessica Courtney-Tickle ; written by Katy Flint. |
 A retelling of the Mozart opera about a prince who goes on a quest to rescue a princess. Includes selected musical recordings from the opera, a biographical note about Mozart, a glossary, and explanations of the relevance of each musical selection. |
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| The Story Orchestra : Swan Lake / illustrated by Jessica Courtney-Tickle ; written by Katy Flint. |
 This tale of a prince, a beautiful swan princess and an evil sorcerer begins in a woodland clearing far, far away. It is Prince Siegfried's 21st birthday. He is playing games with his friends when his mother, the Queen, arrives to tell him he needs to stop having fun and start looking after the kingdom. Prince Siegfried dreams of running away. He follows an enchanting flock of swans to a clearing by a lake, where four of the little cygnets begin to dance. The most beautiful swan transforms into the Princess Odette, who tells him that she has been cursed to turn into a swan by day and return to her natural form at night by the evil sorcerer Von Rothbart. As the prince and Odette dance, they begin to fall in love. |
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| The Nutcracker / illustrated by Jessica Courtney-Tickle. |
 "It's Christmas Eve at Clara's house. Scents of ginger, chocolate and peppermint waft through the air... Turn the page to follow Clara on a magical Christmas Journey. Press the musical note on each page to bring the story of The Nutcracker--and Tchaikovsky's music--to life.' |
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| Peter and the wolf / Jessica Courtney-Tickle ; [written by Helen Mortimer]. |
 Introduce little ones to the magic of classical music with this reimagining of one of legendary composer Prokofiev's most famous suites. Peter and the Wolf is a story about a young boy called Peter who lives with his grandfather. His grandfather warns him about being outside because a wolf roams the woods. However, when the wolf threatens Peter's animal friends - a duck, a bird and his grandfather's cat - he decides to ignore his grandfather's warning and save them. As you and your child journey through the magical scenes, read the story text in each circle aloud and press the buttons on each page to activate the sounds! This encourages interactive learning via an immersive experience. The soothing natural scenes are illustrated impeccably, with sweeping greenery and orange, summery landscapes spreads across each page. Follow the adventurous Peter as he explores the woods for the first time. And this lovely book tells a sweet story while also introducing kids to the power and beauty of classical music. At the back of the book, find a short biography of the composer, Sergei Prokofiev, with details about his composition of Peter and the Wolf. Next to this, you can replay the musical excerpts and, for each of them, read a discussion of the instruments, rhythms and musical techniques that make them so powerful. A glossary defines musical terms. |
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| The story orchestra : four seasons in one day / illustrated by Jessica Courtney-Tickle. |
 From the dawn chorus to an icy sunset, follow one girl and her dog as they adventure through spring, summer, autumn and winter in just one day. Press the note on every page to hear the story come to life with music from Vivaldi's The Four Seasons, then listen to all the sounds again at the back of the book! -- back cover. |
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| The story orchestra : carnival of the animals / illustrated by Jessica Courtney-Tickle ; written by Katy Flint. |
 "One day, two brothers discover a magical animal kingdom behind their bookcase. They are greeted by the royal lion with his shaggy mane; ask for directions from an old lonely turtle; take a ride on some lumbering elephants; topple a skeleton of dinosaur bones; and swim among a school of shimmering fish. If only they could take them all home..."--Provided by publisher. |
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| The story orchestra : the Sleeping Beauty / written by Katy Flint ; illustrated by Jessica Courtney-Tickle. |
 "In this retelling of the classic ballet story, bring Tchaikovsky's Sleeping Beauty to life by pressing the musical notes on each page. Join the King and Queen as they throw a party for their new baby, Princess Aurora. But when a terrible guest arrives and places a curse on princess, the whole kingdom will have to come together to defeat it... Read the story and then turn to the back of the book to read about the music clips." --Publisher description. |
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| A midsummer night's dream / illustrated by Jessica Courtney-Tickle ; written by Helen Mortimer ; endmatter written by Matthew O'Keeffe ; [original play by William Shakespeare ; music by Felix Mendelsshon]. |
 "Discover the spellbinding magic of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream in this musical reimagining of Mendelssohn's most famous suites - push the button in each scene to hear the vivid sound of an orchestra playing from Mendelssohn's score. This story takes us to Athens where the Duke and Queen are to be married. However, not everyone is as happy, and on one midsummer's night, mischievous fairies, lively actors and young lovers get caught up in a series of pranks and events in the nearby woods. As you and your little one journey through the magical scenes of Shakespeare's most beloved and comedic play, press the buttons on each page to hear 10 excerpts from the incidental music! Readers should press firmly on the pages to activate the sounds, encouraging interactive learning and introducing children to this beautiful piece of music. At the back of the book, find a short biography of the composer, Felix Mendelssohn, with details about his composition of A Midsummer Night's Dream. Next to this, you can replay the musical excerpts and, for each of them, read a discussion of the instruments, rhythms and musical techniques that make them so powerful. A glossary defines musical terms." -- Amazon.com. |
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| The Planets : Press the Note to hear Gustav Holst's music / illustrated and written by Jessica Courtney-Tickle |
 "Discover the spellbinding magic of The Planets in this musical reimagining of one of Holst's most famous suites.Push the button on each beautiful scene to hear the vivid sound of an orchestra playing from Holst's score.This tale is about a brother and sister who adventure deep into our solar system. Our story begins one night as Helen and Tim get ready for bed in their new space rocket bunk beds... but sleep will have to wait as they magically blast up, up, up into the glittering night sky, leaving planet Earth far below them. Helen and Tim journey here, there and everywhere through our majestic solar system. They soar past the cold rocky surface of Mars as it rises into towering peaks and plunges into deep canyons and glide through a bumpy asteroid belt made of icy rocks. They blast deeper into our solar system, exploring the dazzling stars and astounding planets along the way. But now it really is time to head home! As the rocket speeds towards Earth, Tim and Helen watch the sun rise over their planet. As you and your little one journey through the magical scenes, you will press the buttons to hear 10 excerpts from the score. Readers should press firmly on the pages to activate the sounds, encouraging interactive learning and introducing children to this beautiful piece of music.At the back of the book, find a short biography of the composer, Gustav Holst, with details about his composition of The Planets. Next to this, you can replay the musical excerpts and, for each of them, read a discussion of the instruments, rhythms and musical techniques that make them so powerful. A glossary defines musical terms."-- Amazon.com. |
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