Ages 9 to 10

What is that big, bright object high in the night sky, reflecting the sun's light? It's the moon! With the help of vibrant images and factual, elementary-level STEM text, this nonfiction astronomy title for children examines the history of Earth's lunar...

What is that big collection of gas, dust, and stars floating far beyond Earth's atmosphere? It's a galaxy! With the help of vibrant images and factual, elementary-level STEM text, this nonfiction astronomy title for children examines the history of...

What is that rocky object flying far beyond Earth's atmosphere, past stars, moons, and planets? It's a celestial body called an asteroid! With the help of vibrant images and factual, elementary-level STEM text, this nonfiction astronomy title for...

What is that big collection of gas, dust, and stars floating far beyond Earth's atmosphere? It's a galaxy! With the help of vibrant images and factual, elementary-level STEM text, this nonfiction astronomy title for children examines the history of...

What is that rocky object flying far beyond Earth's atmosphere, past stars, moons, and planets? It's a celestial body called an asteroid! With the help of vibrant images and factual, elementary-level STEM text, this nonfiction astronomy title for...

What is that big, glowing object in the afternoon sky, providing life on Earth with the light and warmth it needs? It's the sun! With the help of vibrant images and factual, elementary-level STEM text, this nonfiction astronomy title for children...

What is that big, glowing object in the afternoon sky, providing life on Earth with the light and warmth it needs? It's the sun! With the help of vibrant images and factual, elementary-level STEM text, this nonfiction astronomy title for children...

Armando's home is the rainforest--he knows its sights, smells, tastes, and sounds. He even knows its moods. From the bottom of the forest floor to the top of the emergent layer, the trees are also home to a multitude of creatures. When outsiders begin...

Two natural philosophers now known as scientists used similar tools but saw the world very differently. Antonie van Leeuwenhoek looked close-up at drops of water, while Galileo Galilei looked far out into the universe. What they discovered shook the...

"On her motorcycle, Bessie felt free." A woman riding a motorcycle was shocking enough to Americans in the 1930s, but one who performed stunts and traveled cross-country by herself was practically unheard of! Ever defying expectations, Bessie Stringfield...

Create a computer with mathematician Ada Lovelace. Design a robot with engineer Cynthia Breazeal. And help others with Rebecca Lee Crumpler, the first African American woman to become a doctor of medicine. Featuring 25 inspiring tales of determination...

Belt out pop anthems with Lizzo. Bang on the drums with Nandi Bushell. Write country hits with Dolly Parton. This collection of 25 mini biographies features extraordinary women in music who have moved hearts and minds with their lyrics and uplifted other...