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Fly Rod Was First: Cornelia Crosby's Adventures in Angling

When Cornelia Crosby was born in 1854, there seemed to be as many fish in Maine as there were stars in the sky. And as she grew up she became hooked on fishing, spending spring and summer travelling from one camp to the next, catching as many as two hundred fish in a day! When she wasn't fishing? She was writing about fishing. Adventure stories by ""Fly Rod Crosby"" graced the pages of newspapers across the state. Fly Rod Crosby was an ambassador for Maine's outdoor treasures and dedicated her life to the enjoyment and conservation of its streams, lakes, and forests.

Fly, Pajarito, Fly!

The sun sets as a child and her mother take their evening stroll past Don Jorge's ice cream truck and the casita with the twinkling lights. They watch the riot of pájaros flocking and flying through the sky. "All you need is wings," says Mami. But the girl believes she'll never be brave enough to fly like that. Mami sings and twirls the girl into the air. Together, they lift off and fly through the night sky, seeing their whole neighbourhood and city from above, feeling the freedom of flight. And when the girl is ready to return to Mami's arms? "All you need is wings to bring you back home." This is a story about the little, everyday moments that make life magical.

Flyaway Boy

In a quiet hill town full of order and straight lines, Kabir struggles to belong. At school, he's too different. Teachers keep calling home to complain about his sketchy attendance and distracted behavior. At home, he's misunderstood. His family thinks he's always making up stories and that he should at least try to better himself. And one day, when it all becomes too much to bear, Kabir disappears, leaving his family and the adults around him scrambling to find him and, perhaps for the first time, truly see him. Told with energy, humour, and deep empathy, Flyaway Boy is a celebration of imagination, individuality, and the courage it takes to be yourself even when the world doesn't understand the story you're desperately trying to tell.

Flying Colors: A Guide to Flags from Around the World

By exploring the designs of flags, we can learn all about the histories and aspirations of the countries they represent. Did you know that only the flag of Nepal has more than four sides? Or that the flag of Mozambique features a book, a hoe and an AK47? Robert Fresson3s vintage-inflected illustrations shed fresh light on the wonders of vexillology.

Focus on Artificial Intelligence (BrightPoint Press)

Focus on Artificial Intelligence examines how artificial intelligence (AI) technology has captured news headlines in the 2020s. This series provides readers with a realistic look at what AI is like today, how it is likely to develop in the future, and the impact AI will have on society.

Focus on Climate Change

Science has proven that climate change is happening and that action is needed now. Readers discover what is causing climate change, the impacts of it, how humans can adapt to climate change, and solutions.

Focus on Fashion (Kodiak Books)

From hairstyles and hemlines to footwear and jewelry, you can learn a lot about an era by taking a looking at how the people looked! Explore how head-to-toe styles marked social movements across the decades. Engaging text paired with a mix of historic photos and eye-catching illustrations make history come to life through fashion. Meanwhile, Style Icons features through highlight key trailblazers of the eras. These delightful, fashion-focused books will draw readers in and keep them hooked.

Focus on Geography (Crabtree Forest)  

This engaging series explores the dynamic human and physical geographies of countries around the world. Each book in this engaging series focuses on how a country's landforms, climate, and resources shape human settlement and affect daily life, culture and identity, and the economy. Significant people, places, and events, as well as challenges for the future are featured. Free downloadable Teachers Guide available.

Focused Phonics

This complete, 90-book set of Decodable Books Read & Succeed includes sequenced decodable books, #1-30 for Prekindergarten/Kindergarten, sequenced decodable books, #1-30 for first grade, and sequenced decodable books #1-30 for second grade for a total of 90 books! The books introduce early readers to new sounds and progressively develop phonological awareness, phonics knowledge, and high-frequency word recognition. Each grade level includes text-first books, offering decoding practice without illustrated clues first, then the text is repeated on the next spread with pictures. Each book includes a helpful family engagement page plus the phonics focus and high-frequency words learned. This set aligns with the Science of Reading and Structured Literacy.

Fog

Carl Sandburg's brief, classic poem personifying fog as a cat is here rendered by Zack Rock as a giant but friendly feline. As it prowls across the Golden Gate Bridge and through San Francisco, the cat engages in typical catlike behaviours, seemingly impervious to anyone or anything--as cats and fog are wont to do. American poet Carl Sandburg (1878-1967) was perhaps best known for his free-verse style reminiscent of Walt Whitman and for his monumental biography of Abraham Lincoln. After moving to Chicago in the 1910s, he began publishing the poetry collections that would make him famous and later branched out into collections of American folklore and children's books.