If your reader devours Guinness record books, this compendium of “awesome” places is for him/her. Each page highlights a natural or manmade phenomenon with full color photographs and a...

Spadefoot toads smell like peanut butter? Spy satellites in space can see a grapefruit sitting on a picnic table from 250 miles above the Earth? Killer whales...

“Wish I knew what you were looking for Might have known what you would find” -- Kilbey/Jansson, “Under the Milky Way” “A black hole is nothing to...

Author Kathleen Krull writes a very flattering biography of Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s early life. The story stops just as Roosevelt enters politics. Krull begins by providing an introduction to...

A firefighter wakes up in the morning and heads off to the firehouse. Using real life photographs, we follow the firefighters through their day. It starts out pretty calm...

Have you ever stood and looked out at farmlands and wondered what stood there in centuries past? This beautifully illustrated book reaches all the way back to the year...

The subtitle for this one is "dealing with fights, being left out & the whole popularity thing." Well, what makes someone your best friend and what do you...

What do you call a baby kangaroo? Join the Cat in the Hat as he explores the world looking for baby animals.

Readers will be in love with Buttercup, Velcro, Mateo, Sunshine, Sammy, and all the other sloths that live in Slothville, a sanctuary in Costa Rica that cares for sloths...

Start with a single dot and make your way through a million. It's hard to imagine what a million would look like, isn't it. Well with this book children...