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Bird girl : Gene Stratton-Porter shares her love of nature with the world
by Jill Esbaum
This lively STEAM picture book about the life of Gene Stratton-Porter, a pioneering wildlife photographer and popular author from the late 19th and early 20th century, tells how she showed the world the beauty of nature, especially birds, and why it was worth preserving. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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Rhinoceros vs. triceratops
by Charles Hofer
"It's a clash between two horned beasts! The rhinoceros is one of the largest animals living on land today. But millions of years ago, the triceratops was one of the biggest and most powerful beasts of its time. Learn what makes these similar creatures so impressive. Then decide which tanklike beast would achieve victory in a fight"
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Many ways to be a friend
by Christy Peterson
"Friends don't have to live near one another nor do they have to like the same things. Join the Sesame Street gang as they celebrate the many ways to be a friend"
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Guts & glory : the American Civil War
by Ben Thompson
An educational collection of amazing-but-true facts about the Civil War shares accounts of such events as female spies fighting for the Rebel cause, cavalry rides in enemy territory, and the reelection of President Lincoln
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A first guide to cats : understanding your whiskered friend
by John Bradshaw
"Uncovering the secret lives of pets, Dr. John Bradshaw invites young readers to learn more about their feline friends. Told from the point of view of a cat named Libby, this lively, illustrated book allows kids to follow her for a day and learn more about cats, their likes, dislikes, and everything in between, growing children into the best pet owners they can be"
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Cleveland Guardians
by Joe Tischler
"Elementary-level text and engaging sports photos highlight the Cleveland Guardians' MLB World Series wins and losses, plus sensational players associated with the professional baseball team such as Josâe Ramâirez"
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Shark
by Miranda MacQuitty
Describes, in text and photographs, the physical characteristics, behavior, and life cycle of various types of sharks
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Food inventors
by Rebecca Phillips-Bartlett
"What is your favorite food? Do you know the first person to make this tasty treat or yummy meal? From tasty frozen pizzas to colorful cotton candy, who do we have to thank for our favorite food inventions? Follow along with engaging illustrations, captivating photos, and fun text to learn all about the chefs, scientists, and food inventors who were brilliant people with big ideas"
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Wildlife crossings
by Lisa Idzikowski
"Have you ever tried to help a salamander cross a busy street? Researchers are making it easier for all animals to cross safely! Readers learn how wildlife crossings are connecting animals and their habitats"
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Wheelchair basketball
by Ethan Olson
"Explores the history of wheelchair basketball, the classification system used for the sport, and notable athletes"
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Muddy Waters
by Joyce L. Markovics
"Muddy Waters was a groundbreaking musician. This singer and guitarist helped create the Chicago Blues. He was also a major influence on other musicians, including Jimi Hendrix and the Rolling Stones. This book explores his life and music. A table of contents, glossary, index, author biography, selection of greatest hits, and sidebars are included in this title"
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Making your own maps
by Susan Ahmadi Hansen
"Need help getting around your new neighborhood or school? A map can help! Learn how to make your own, and you'll be a pro at getting around a new place in no time! This interactive introduction to map-making will help kids build visual literacy skills and navigate their world"
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The world's wildest weather
by Laura K. Murray
"Wild weather affects every part of our world. But which types of weather bring wicked winds, drenching downpours, or super-heavy snowfalls? Through easy-to-read text, amazing photos, and a fun activity, beginning readers will learn all about the most extreme weather on our planet"
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See a pine tree grow
by Kirsten Chang
"Developed by literacy experts for students in kindergarten through grade three, this book introduces how pine trees grow to young readers through leveled text and related photos"
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Ancient ice : what glaciers reveal about climate change
by Golriz Golkar
"Glaciers have been around for a long time. Many formed at the end of the last ice age, about 20,000 years ago. Since then, they have shaped Earth's landscape, helped cool the planet, and provided living things with fresh water-all while weathering changes in Earth's climate. Studying glaciers can tell us a lot about how Earth's climate has shifted over time, how human activities are impacting the climate, and what might occur in the future. Packed with information, vibrant photos, and hands-on activities, this book helps students learn about glaciers, how they're changing, and what that might mean for the planet's future"
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Car racing GOATs : the greatest athletes of all time
by Brendan Flynn
"How do you pick car racing GOATs? Richard Petty and Jeff Gordon get a lot of attention. But what about NHRA champion Brittany Force? And what about the versatile driver A.J. Foyt? It comes down to stats, history, and hunches. Read more about some of thelegends of car racing and see if you agree that they're the greatest of all time"
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Absurd animals
by Robin Twiddy
"From koalas at crime scenes to lizards that run on water, there are some very silly animals in our world. The science around them is silly, too. Learn about the totally silly science behind some absurd animals. This engaging hi-lo book draws in 5th and 6th grade readers with silly content while a 2nd to 3rd grade reading level makes the information accessible. It's a roaring good time!"
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Powerful missiles and bombs
by Arnold Ringstad
"Introduces readers to the most powerful missiles and bombs used by the US military today, how they work, and what makes them unique"
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