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Groundbreakers: Black Moviemakers

For more than 100 years, Black filmmakers have made incredible contributions to American cinema and culture. These groundbreakers created thought-provoking stories about the experiences of Black people to broaden perspectives and increase awareness. This series examines their lives and innovative work.

Groundbreakers: Black Musicians

Black musicians have made incredible contributions to American music and culture, captivating audiences with memorable melodies and rhythms. Groundbreakers: Black Musicians introduces some of the greats to readers while showcasing their lives and music. Creating music, broadening perspectives, and increasing awareness, the musicians' stories will engage students while emphasizing the importance of the arts.

Groundbreaking Women in Politics (Voyager)

This series examines some of the most influential and groundbreaking women in US politics today. These books offer a timely look at contemporary issues and the women working to shape the policies that affect our lives.

Grovehill Giants

Five new teen flip books with two points of view. The savvy cheerleaders of suburban Grovehill High are trying retain the state championship title. Their routines are tight, but the girls (Skylar, Ariel, Vanessa, Victoria, and Yaris) need to bring it if they are going to win. Coach says one season, one team, one goal, no drama. But where there's cheer, there's drama. The fresh guys playing Giants football are tough athletes and grand showboaters. But excessive pride and the team prima donnas cou

Grow Your Own

Would your students like to have a green thumb? This series shows young readers how they can grow popular crops in their own backyard or even in a container! Using a simplified, step-by-step approach, students will learn that gardening is an easy and fun way to produce tasty, healthy food. A gardening calendar, recipe, and glossary, veggie fun facts, and more are included in each volume.

Growing Green

Organic foods, sustainable agriculture, free-range farming, eating localùwhat do these terms mean? And how are these concepts influencing the way people farm, shop, cook, and eat? Readers will evaluate four "green" agricultural food movements, learn how the movements started, and compare the benefits and challenges of following these practices.

Growing up  

Being modern and quirky, but being down to earth with smart advice, these books offer readers the direction they need to survive the several challenges that come with “growing up.” Like a best friend, as well as a secret resource, these books help children with the difficult but familiar issues of adolescence.

Growing Up Around the World

Growing Up Around the World series presents a vivid and realistic picture of how kids grow up in different countries. Do they spend hours on social media? Do they share a house with many family members or just a few? Do they go to college? Do they get caught up with drugs and alcohol? Where do they go when they go out with friends? Firsthand accounts, facts, and other insights help provide readers with an understanding of other cultures. Every book includes an overview of the country along with

Growing Up Gorilla

This heartwarming true story chronicles what happened after a mother gorilla failed to bond with her baby at Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo. Dedicated zoo staff intervened and helped little Yola connect with her family group.

Guide to COVID-19 (Core Library)

In late 2019, health officials noticed a new disease spreading in Wuhan, China. They named it COVID-19. Within a few months, it became a pandemic that dramatically changed life for nearly everyone on Earth. Millions of people became sick, and hundreds of thousands died. Leaders ordered whole countries to stay home to slow the disease’s spread. Companies closed or went out of business. Meanwhile, health-care workers on the front lines saved lives and raced to find treatments. In the Core Library