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Breaking things down is a science. An art. / Need solutions? Need answers? Just . . . take it apart! This rhyming picture book joyfully celebrates the many benefits of breaking big things down into smaller pieces. From gathering spare parts for fixing things to learning math and spelling to recycling and composting, taking things apart can be a surprisingly great strategy! Energetic rhyming verse and playful illustrations will inspire readers to see taking things apart in a whole new light!

Normally Zarah and her brother are picked up from school by their dad, who rushes them home taking every shortcut. But today, Uncle Jerome is getting them, and he takes them ""the long way home."" Reluctant to go further than necessary, the children complain at first, but they are soon caught up in amazing adventures, as their uncle gets them to use their five senses to conjure up a world of fun and imagination. Birds become pterodactyls, ripples in the water become crocodiles . . . they soon realize that the best adventures only happen on the long way home!

You’ve heard the tales-now hear the truth! Integrating science with literacy, these funny and charming picture books retell traditional fairy tales, augmented by humorous side bars about real animals and science.

Everyone loves stories of cryptids. These mysterious creatures have been hidingCsome of them for centuriesCfrom the seeking eyes and minds of top scientists, cryptozoologists, and everyday folks. And along the way, some surprises have come about. Hoaxes have been exposed, such as the Fiji mermaids, really only man-made statues of monkey heads and fish tails. Mysteries have been solved, such as the ""extinct"" prehistoric fish, the coelacanth, living in the deep oceans near Africa. But most cryptids remain hidden.

Young readers get a front-row seat to historical events in the Tales of Young Americans series.

Tallulah is ready to start her work as the Great Lakes' first official mermaid! It's a big job, and when a raft carrying a pair of children gets swept from the beach into rough waters, she swims into action. Maya and Finn can barely believe they've been rescued by a mermaid! When the kids and Tallulah find they have a love for the Great Lakes in common, Tallulah makes them honorary Great Lakes Mermaids--she could use the help!

Tana Williams loves to be in the kitchen creating wonderful foods for her friends and family. Alongside her chef dad, Tana uses cooking to learn more about her Choctaw culture, to show others she cares, and to simply have fun! Kids can read about Tana's kitchen adventures, then use the recipes shared in the back of the book to have kitchen adventures of their own.

Everything isn't always as it seems! These fun, accessible chapter books tell the same story from two different perspectives. Readers will love flipping the book over to follow different characters and seeing how perspective changes a story.

With a gang of cute characters, Tas and Friends introduces simple words that are perfect for helping beginners to master their reading skills. Children will lovethese colourful stories that welcome new buddies in each book.

The world is full of delicious dishes, and Quincy wants to try them all! Explore night markets and festivals with this hungry foodie and learn about some of the worldÎs richest cultures through their cuisines. Gather recipes from around the globe with Quincy and bring the not-so-far-away flavours into your own kitchen through step-by-step instructions. Food brings the many tastes and traditions of the world across languages and bordersÑjust take a bite and travel!