It Might Be a Meteor, Right?
It Might Be a Meteor, Right? is a playful and thought-provoking picture book that takes young readers on a cosmic guessing game!When a bright light streaks across the night sky, what could it be? A shooting star? A meteor? Maybe even an alien spaceship or Superman himself? With vibrant illustrations and a funky rhyming style, this book reimagines the classic Star light, star bright in a fun and curious way.Children will love the silly possibilities while secretly learning about space, celestial objects, and even the big "what ifs" of the universe-like a meteorite crashing to Earth! Perfect for sparking young imaginations and inspiring budding astronomers, It Might Be a Meteor, Right? will have kids looking up at the sky with wonder, curiosity, and a whole lot of questions.⭐ Ideal for ages 4-10⭐ Encourages scientific thinking and curiosity⭐ Perfect for bedtime stories or classroom discussions about spaceLook up, make a wish, and wonder-what might that light in the night sky really be?
Weird But True! Space
Blast off to the strangest places the universe has to offer with 300 unbelievable facts about all things space! Packed with amazing photos and quirky illustrations, the latest Weird But True! is truly out of this world! Did you know that some planets--like Saturn and Jupiter--have diamond rain? Or that black holes can "burp"? How about the fact that the newest toilet on the International Space Station cost NASA a cool $23 million? Weird But True! Space is a portable, browsable book full of mind-blowing facts--about everything from astronauts and moon missions to black holes and faraway galaxies to rockets and robot rovers. Incredible photos and wacky, colorful designs make every page pop. Can't get enough Weird But True? There's a whole universe of books to discover, including Weird But True! Dinosaurs, Weird But True! Ocean, Weird But True! Star Wars, Weird But True! Animals, and A LOT more!
Weird But True! Space
Blast off to the strangest places the universe has to offer with 300 unbelievable facts about all things space! Packed with amazing photos and quirky illustrations, the latest Weird But True! is truly out of this world! Did you know that some planets--like Saturn and Jupiter--have diamond rain? Or that black holes can "burp"? How about the fact that the newest toilet on the International Space Station cost NASA a cool $23 million? Weird But True! Space is a portable, browsable book full of mind-blowing facts--about everything from astronauts and moon missions to black holes and faraway galaxies to rockets and robot rovers. Incredible photos and wacky, colorful designs make every page pop. Can't get enough Weird But True? There's a whole universe of books to discover, including Weird But True! Dinosaurs, Weird But True! Ocean, Weird But True! Star Wars, Weird But True! Animals, and A LOT more!
Whitetail Adventures
Join Luke and his family in Whitetail Adventures and experience all the wonders of a traditional Minnesota deer camp. In this heartwarming tale, Luke is finally old enough to join his family on his very first whitetail deer hunt, eager to learn the ways of the hunt from his seasoned family members. As they gather around the campfire, Luke receives all sorts of advice and stories from his fellow hunters, each with their own unique experiences. But when his dad takes him deep into the remote Northern Minnesota swamp for a magical morning hunt, Luke is in for more than just a lesson in hunting. Along the way, he discovers the beauty of the wild, the thrill of the chase, and the bond that ties hunters together. From the stillness of the forest to the rustle of the leaves, every moment is filled with adventure and the sights and sounds of nature. Luke quickly learns that in the woods, surprises are around every corner. One thing's for sure-you won't believe who gets the big buck! With stunning descriptions of the landscape and a heartwarming family connection, Whitetail Adventures is a tale you won't soon forget.
How to Draw Dinosaurs
Fall in Love with Drawing - Step-by-Step Fun for Kids Aged 4-12!Unlock your child's creativity and imagination with this delightful and easy-to-follow drawing guide. Each page features clear, step-by-step instructions and helpful grids designed specifically to make drawing enjoyable and accessible for young artists.Why kids will adore this guide: Encourages creativity and imaginative thinkingMakes drawing simple, fun, and achievableBuilds artistic confidence, fine motor skills, and concentrationProvides endless hours of screen-free, creative entertainmentInspires pride and excitement as kids bring their artwork to lifePerfect for young artists eager to explore their creativity and express themselves through drawing. Let the artistic adventure begin!
Total Garbage
Total Garbage by Rebecca Donnelly dives into the messy truth about trash, garbage, waste, and our world--it's a fact-filled and fascinating illustrated middle grade environmental read! Trash has been part of human societies since the beginning. It seems like the inevitable end to the process of making and using things--but why? In this fascinating account of the waste we make, we'll wade into the muck of history and explore present-day STEM innovations to answer these important questions: What is garbage?Where does our garbage come from?Why do we make so much garbage?Where does our garbage go?What can we learn from our garbage?How bad is our garbage problem?How can we do better? Rebecca Donnelly tackles the extraordinary, the icky, and the everyday, helping us see how our choices, personal and societal, impact our world and our planet--and encouraging us to make a change. Back matter includes a timeline of the history of waste management, selected bibliography, and index.
Be Thankful for Plants
The third book in the Be Thankful . . . series for kids; this time, providing a gorgeous exploration of plant life and showing how essential they are to sustaining life on Earth Would animals be satisfied without plants? They would not! Leaves for gorillas, Food for antelopes, Grasses for zebras on African slopes. Plankton for small krill, Greens for manatees Plants provide food in big oceans and seas. The third book in the successful Be Thankful . . . series, Plants uses lilting, rhyming couplets to explore the many ways that plants are essential to our lives and the existence of life on earth. But it doesn't stop there! Kids will also learn about the many uses of plants--and the environmental danger to plants posed by pollution and lack of respect for this precious resource. In this series, kids are encouraged to be kind, not only to one another but to the environment as well. Kids will view the many types of plants in our lives and will see them in a whole new light after going on a botanical eco-tour in this gorgeous poem about plants. This book is printed on responsibly sourced, 100% recycled FSC paper.
Big Black Seed
Children tell you the story! Watch as a tortoise, cat, pigs, birds, and insects plant a mysterious black seed. What will grow as the fruit of their labors? Kids' vocabulary blooms as they describe events (older students can write about how seeds sprout). Explore this simple gardening story for beginning readers (ages 1 - 5, Pre-K - kindergarten). It's low stimulation for autistic children. Build kids' minds today! Find the animals; see where food comes from; discover hidden pictures and online SECRETS that will keep kids entertained and curious! Bedtime peace. The perfect length book for toddlers (not too long for adults): 24 hand-crafted illustrations. It's #4 in the Stories Without Words (bedtime story/baby book) series by best-selling author-illustrator and college media instructor Karl Beckstrand (GROW: How We Get Food from Our Garden). Don't miss his 60 multicultural books. Get all four no-words books in a bundle (standalones) or bound in one: 4 Seasons Books for Kids: A Wordless Collection for Beginning Readers. Butterfly Blink: A Book Without WordsGopher Golf: A Wordless Picture BookPolar Bear Bowler: A Story Without WordsIncludes free ebooks and classroom lesson plans: KidsWorldBooks (worldwide rights (c) March 2025), libraries, and major children's book distributors. LOOK inside this kids' book on farming, watermelon, mammals, and reptiles (8.5" x 8.5"). School/homeschool Fountas & Pinnell GRA: A, DRA: 1. No AI. No CRT, gender, or orientation spiel-just happy colorful fun! LCCN: 2025935015; JUV029040, JUV002240, JUV050000, JUV033170, JUV074000, JUV033060, JUV043000; BR-220; YNNL, YFP, CFC, 5AX; Hard ISBN: 978-1951599249, soft ISBN: 978-1951599256 (ebook: 979-8230134688)
Terra The Triceratops’ Lunch Adventure
Terra the Triceratops' Lunch Adventure - A Fun Dinosaur Story for Kids Ages 3-7 About Problem-Solving and Exploration!Can a Hungry Triceratops Find the Perfect Lunch?Terra the Triceratops loves yummy plants, but finding the perfect meal isn't as easy as she thought! She meets Ella the Parrotfish, Brachiosaurus, and Peter the Pterosaur, but each meal they offer just isn't right.She can't swim to eat plankton, she's too short to reach the treetops, and her tummy rumbles louder than a volcano!
Little Bee's Book of Blooms
Little Bee leaves her hive and flies out to discover the many beautiful and strange plants and flowers that bring color to the world. Buzz by dazzling tulips and floating water lilies but watch out for the snapping Venus flytraps!Packed with bright illustrations and creative wordplay, this chunky board book is designed to instill a love of nature from an early age, great for reading aloud yet perfect for bedtime, finishing with a peaceful nighttime scene. Written by an expert baby-book writer, using sound effects and simple phrases to engage babies with the pictures on the page, this series of board books has broad appeal to both Zommer fans and gift givers alike.
Little Robin's Book of Birds
Little Robin wakes up early and flies away from the nest on an adventure, meeting over ten species of birds from all over the world, from garden sparrows to city magpies, soaring bald eagles to flightless kiwis. Little Robin's Book of Birds is a delightful, colorful treat, ending with a quiet nighttime scene perfect for winding down at bedtime.This reimagining of the author's bestselling The Big Book of Birds is designed to instill an early love and curiosity for the natural world and its wonderous wildlife. Packed with sound effects and simple phrases to engage babies with Yuval Zommer's gorgeous illustrations, this chunky board book is perfect for Zommer fans and any child who loves the sound of birdsong.
Rainforest
Explore the most abundant habitats on Earth, bursting with plants and animals of every shape and size. Rainforest reveals the dizzying diversity of life in these fascinating forests. Caiman and capybara crowd Amazon riverbanks, ants scare off elephants in the Congo, and birds and butterflies flit through the treetops of Costa Rica. Tigers stalk among Indian mangroves, bears bound through Alaskan temperate rainforest, and orangutans swing in Indonesia. Of course, none of these would exist without the lush plant life--soaring kapok trees, sturdy teak, and tenacious epiphytes throng the forests. A thousand orchids bloom in dazzling colors, and emerald-bright mosses coat damp branches. Packed full of iconic animal species, this book shows life on Earth at its most vivid and vibrant. Perfect for children and parents to read together and discover the incredible diversity of rainforest life.
Rocks' Journey
Rolling boulders here and there . . . In the launch of her first board-book series, an award-winning nonfiction author brings the youngest explorers close to nature's wonders in action. Mighty mountains reach up high, until craggy cliffs tumble and boulders settle everywhere. But how do big, jagged rocks turn into the soft sand we love at the beach? Step by step, Sally M. Walker's simple, scientifically accurate narration lets the youngest geologists learn how rocks weather over time, transforming from cobbles to pebbles to the tiniest grains of sand. Kim Smith's lush landscapes capture a wide range of fauna over geologic time, from dinosaurs and mammoths to bunnies and gulls. A note to parents suggests bringing the learning to life by encouraging questions and observations of the natural world.
Herpetology Book of Colors
This animal fact book showcases a kaleidoscope of real-life reptile and amphibian colors as well as fascinating facts! The Herpetology Book of Colors: A Rainbow of Reptiles and Amphibians also includes discussion questions that address the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) crosscutting concepts of patterns, structure, and function, allowing young readers to observe like scientists. Perfect for families with kids ages 2-6 or a gift for a herpetology enthusiast at any age. Vibrant photographs keep readers of all ages engaged, building upon their natural curiosity and interest in snakes, lizards, axolotls, turtles, frogs, toads, alligators, and more!
A Furry Important Debate
In a charming seaside town, a longstanding rivalry has divided its residents. For years, cats and dogs have fought each other, never able to agree on anything. A clear line was drawn straight through the middle of town, separating the two groups and ensuring they stayed apart. They argued, bickered, and debated endlessly over who was better. Their feud lasted for years, with no sign of resolution.But what if things could change?"A Furry Important Debate" is a heartwarming tale that seeks to answer the age-old question: who is better, cats or dogs? In this delightful and engaging story, young readers will see how the unique qualities of both animals can come together to create something truly special. While cats are clever and independent, dogs are loyal and full of energy. Instead of focusing on their differences, perhaps they can learn to appreciate what makes each of them unique.Join these furry friends as they embark on a journey of discovery, learning to set aside their differences, work together, and celebrate their newfound friendship. This enchanting story will captivate children and remind everyone that sometimes, when we embrace our differences, we can all live in harmony.Perfect for bedtime reading or classroom story time, "A Furry Important Debate" is a wonderful addition to any child's library. With whimsical illustrations and a touching message, this book will delight animal lovers and teach a valuable lesson-cooperation and understanding can lead to wonderful and unexpected friendships.
Greta Whiteshark Meets the Mermaids
Deep in Fin Land's cool waters, Greta spends her days competing in chomping competitions, laughing out loud with her shark-maid classmates, and pranking her parents with best friend, Morgan the jellyfish. You might say Greta and Fin Land are a perfect fit. But when Mom and Dad announce a big move to glamorous Mermaid Cove, Greta worries she won't fit in at all. And things get worse when Morgan paints a worrisome picture of the 'snobby' mermaids who live there. Loaded with dubious intel that Morgan heard from a seal, who heard it from a starfish, who heard it from... well, you get the idea, Greta hatches a plan to transform herself into something she is definitely not -- a mermaid. Greta sinks to extraordinary depths to hide her true self from her new mermaid friends, but she is finally feeling like she is 'fitting in.' That is, until a momentarily slip-up at the big Sea Spectacle Parade triggers an urgent call for a hero -- a call custom built for a proud shark-maid. Will the mermaids reject her if she fully drops the act and saves the day? Or, has Greta seriously underestimated her new friends and neighbors?
The Three Little Pigs and the Not So Big Bad Wolf
A playful twist on the classic tale that teaches kindness, sharing, and working together for ages 4-8.What if the Big Bad Wolf wasn't so big... or so bad?In The Three Little Pigs and the Not-So-Big-Bad Wolf, young readers will recognize the familiar story-but this time, they'll discover what happens when characters choose collaboration over conflict.When three little pigs and a not-so-big, not-so-bad wolf cross paths, they must decide: Will they stay stuck in fear and blame, or learn to share, listen, and help each other?This charming picture book is perfect for: Social-emotional learning (SEL) lessons about empathy, second chances, and not judging others too quicklyClassroom read-alouds in preschool-2nd grade that spark rich discussions about sharing and teamworkBedtime stories that open the door to gentle conversations about kindness and friendshipWith engaging illustrations and a familiar, fun storyline, The Three Little Pigs and the Not-So-Big-Bad Wolf helps children: See situations from more than one point of viewUnderstand how working together can change the ending of a storyPractice kindness, cooperation, and problem-solving in a safe, playful wayWhether you're a parent, grandparent, teacher, or librarian, this book is a delightful addition to your collection of stories that both entertain and teach.
Tatai, the little dog who was afraid of the dark
In this charming children's book, Tatai discovers that courage and love can change everything. With an inspiring message about how we should treat dogs and the power of bravery, this story will captivate children aged 3 to 9. Get ready to be enchanted, giggle with joy, and learn valuable lessons from the adventures of this clever little dog.
The First Book of Machines
How do cranes lift heavy loads? What makes a car move? Walter Buehr's The First Book of Machines introduces children to the fascinating mechanics behind everyday tools and vehicles. The book explores the six simple machines-the inclined plane, wedge, lever, wheel and axle, screw, and pulley-and demonstrates how they combine to create complex machinery. Through detailed illustrations and straightforward explanations, young readers discover how machines have evolved and how they assist us in work and play. This timeless resource ignites an interest in engineering and the marvels of human innovation.
