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Way Back from Broken, The

Rakmen Cannon is a member of the dead baby club. He doesn't want to be, but he didn't get a choice when his infant sister died suddenly. The other surviving siblings he meets in the basement of Promise House (where their mothers gather for their weekly support-group sob sessions) are the only ones who understand him. But no support group can keep grief from straining his parents' marriage to the breaking point. Rakmen's summer plans are ruined when he's shipped off to the Canadian wilderness wi

Way Gross Science

Bacteria, fungi, and other germs are all around us, in the bathroom, on our phones, and on our bodies. This series introduces readers to the world of pathogens and all the unsettlingly common places where they dwell in our day-to-day lives. Combining high-interest, and disgusting, topics with the science that explains them, each book will engage readers with content that pairs nicely with the middle school science curriculum. This series is sure to entertainingly repulse and educate at the same

Way-Too-Real Aliens

Middle-grade and reluctant older readers will have fun reading this series about Josh, a young writer who learns that the alien worlds and his creatures from his stories actually exist.á Josh and his spunky sister Maggie visit strange, not-so-fictional lands, meeting new friends and facing dangers scarier than anything from Josh’s imagination.

We Are the Champions

Each title in the We Are the Champions series features a detailed explanation of the sport, its professional league, and its highest-profile athletes. Titles in the series include informative text, colorful photographs, maps, charts, and a timeline detailing important events relevant to each title’s championship. We Are the Champions is a series of AV2 media enhanced books. Each title in the series features easy-to-read text, stunning visuals, and a challenging educational activity. A unique boo

We the Future

IÎm from the future. We need you. Ever since he learned about climate change, Jonah has dreaded a weather-beaten future where not even his asthma medication can save him. Luckily, a girl from that future arrives just in time to throw Jonah a lifeline. Sunny traveled back to the 2020s with a mission: help Jonah launch a climate strike big enough to rewrite history. To do it, heÎll have to recruit his entire school before Halloween. Why so soon? Sunny wonÎt say. But how can Jonah win over 600 clas

Weapons and Machines in Warfare

From the earliest days of warfare, the side with the most technologically advanced weapons was often the victor. From the two World Wars and the Cold War to Vietnam and the Gulf War, readers are taken on a tour of the history of military technology in the 20th century, examining the machines and weaponry that played an essential part in major victories. As they learn about the armored cars used in World War I, the cruise missiles developed during the Cold War, and many other innovations, they st

Weapons of War

These engaging titles provide readers with a comprehensive overview of the weapons used in military combat around the world. Each title begins with a discussion of the featured weapon, its importance and use in battles, and how this has changed over time. This section is followed by almanac-style entries that highlight featured models of this weapon through history, including specifications and performance statistics, and contributions in battle.

Weather and Climate

This series explains how weather and weather forecasting works, explores different weather and climate phenomena and examines how people live with weather and climate in their regions.

Weatherwise

Weekend and Zay

Best friends Weekend and Zay seem like opposites. While Zay loves going to school, Weekend would rather stay home and play video games. So when Zay ropes Weekend into a Lego Math & Writing Camp, Weekend is furious. Next thing he knows, heÎs going to school on a Saturday, helping kids build with Legos, and avoiding Zay at all costs. But as the day goes on, Weekend learns that camp isnÎt so bad after all, especially with the right partner.