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Warriors! features the most triumphant, fearless, and powerful fighters from around the globe and throughout history, focusing on their lethal weaponry and ruthless tactics. Meet Saladin and Alexander the Great, along with lesser-known, but no less tough and resourcefulùfigures such as the 16th-century warrior princess, Amina of Zaria; the Maroons (escaped plantation slaves); and ghostly Ninja, whose stealthy mode of fighting was an entire way of life.
The Wars in U.S. History series examines the roleAmericans played in key conflicts both on Americansoil and around the world. Each title explores the events that led to the conflict and how it unfolded, with special attention paid to American participation.
Wars Waged Under the Microscope examines the science and technologies that have helped the world fight some of the deadliest diseases ever known. Using both historic and contemporary images and examples, this series shows readers the importance of forward-thinking science. Comprehensive case studies show how different scientific methods and technologies worked to contain or conquer a new disease. Timelines and Future Warfare sections help readers understand the impact and importance of ongoing s
Wars aren’t just won or lost on the battlefield. For centuries, nations have employed Wartime Spies to stay one step ahead of the enemy. In this series, readers will gather intelligence on the events surrounding significant conflicts, uncovering how spies from all sides played a role in the war’s outcome. Each title demonstrates how its era’s agents, double agents, and moles communicated and completed daring missions, all while using tools, tricks, and technology to outwit one another.
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
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
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.
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
If you're under 18, you might be thinking, ÌWhy do voting rights matter to me? IÎm too young to vote.Ê Voting is how our country chooses government leaders to make important decisions that affect all our lives. When one citizen is denied their right to vote, their voice is silenced. Everyone deserves a voice. Throughout the history of the US, many Americans from underrepresented groups have fought, suffered, or died for the right to vote. Their hard work and courage has allowed many to gain the