Discusses how animation has developed, giving a behind-the-scenes look at the different jobs associated with animated movies and television shows, and how such features go from ideas to the big screen
Introduces the seasons to young readers using simple text and photographs, including the characteristics of the four seasons and activities to enjoy in each.
Introduces young readers to different colors, providing images of vegetables that represent each color, from purple eggplants and yellow corn to green broccoli and orange carrots.
This lively, interactive series will enthrall young and reluctant readers by making them part of the story, inviting them to become the main character and revel in the gory, dark, horrific side of lif
This lively, interactive series will enthrall young and reluctant readers by making them part of the story, inviting them to become the main character and revel in the gory, dark, horrific side of lif
Ribbit. Ribbit. Some young creatures look just like their grown-up parents. Otherslike frogslook completely different. Who could look at a tadpole and picture the hopping, insect-catching adult to com
Colorful photographs and simple text introduce readers to the process of growing a tomato plant, including planting the seed, watering the plant, watching it grow, picking the tomatoes, and eating the
This fact-filled Rookie Read-About Holiday book introduces the youngest readers to the festivities and history of Groundhog Day. Colorful photos and very simple nonfiction text encourage children to r
Learn how designers and engineers work together to plan and build some of the world's most incredible thrill rides.Calling All Innovators series introduces students to careers in science and technolog
On April 10, 1912, the massive ocean liner Titanic set off on its maiden voyage, from England to New York City. Five days later, the incredible ship was its way to the floor of the Atlantic Ocean. Thi
Through vivid photos and engaging text, this fun and fact-filled Rookie Read-About Science book answers the question, How is ice cream made? Milk to Ice Cream lets kids follow the exciting step-by-ste
So far, our travels into outer space have been limited to the planets and moons surrounding the sun in our own solar system. What would we find if we made it all the way to another star's solar system
This fact-filled Rookie Read-About Biography book introduces the youngest readers to Steve Jobsthe innovative force behind Apple Computers. Colorful photos and very simple text encourage children to r
In 2008, Barack Obama became the first African American to be elected president of the United States. Readers will learn all about the 44th president, from his youth in Hawaii to his accomplishments i
From small town mayors to the men and women of the U.S. congress, all public officials play important roles in the nations government. Readers will find out just what it takes to run for office in the
Learning to read maps can help us find our way in the world. Maps are also important tools for understanding history, foreign lands, and a host of other subjects. Readers will learn how to use lines o
From huge, craggy boulders and tiny, smooth pebbles to the stones used to construct buildings, rocks are almost everywhere we look. Readers will learn how rocks are formed, why some are so different f
In December 1952, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear a landmark case that would forever change the countrys race relations. This book covers the events leading up to Brown v. Board of Education and
Because maps can be used to provide such a variety of information, they can also vary widely in scale. Readers will discover how to use a maps key to determine its scale. They will also learn how scal
Maps vary widely in complexity, from simple road maps to detailed topographical maps. Readers will learn why map keys are important and how to use them to interpret the data on different kinds of maps
In 1803, President Thomas Jefferson sent a secret message to Congress. He wanted them to agree to fund an exploratory mission to the uncharted lands west of the Mississippi River. Readers travel along
As the United States continued to grow in the early nineteenth century, its people began to covet the land of their native neighbors. This greed led to a horrific forced relocation that we now call th
The 1848 discovery of gold at Sutters Mill in present-day Sacramento led to a massive surge westward. Hundreds of thousands of people traveled to California from around the world. This book covers the
From libraries and schools to roads and public parks, governments provide their citizens with a large number of important utilities and services. Such things are often expensive to build and maintain.
While few people look forward to jury duty, it is a necessary part of the U.S. legal system. Readers will learn just why juries are so important to U.S. society. They will also discover who is eligibl
On Tuesday, November 6, 2012, millions of U.S. citizens will head to the polls and cast their votes to elect the countrys next president. Will they choose incumbent Barack Obama or challenger Mitt Rom
