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Inventions That Changed the World

Introduce your readers to the world's most important and successful inventions in technology. From the steam engine and printing press to Facebook, Twitter, and the internet, each book focuses on a different invention. Each text highlights an invention's successes and challenges, including the technology that it displaced as well as the opportunities it made possible, while also exploring the people who made the invention a reality and the historical context in which the inventors worked.

Inventions that Changed the World (Blastoff! Discovery)

Cameras flash as a shiny red car zooms down the road. Airplane passengers close their laptops as they prepare for takeoff. These scenes may be commonplace today, but they are centuries in the making! From airplanes to automobiles, cameras to light bulbs, this series explores the history and impact of the world's most iconic inventions.

Investigating Body Systems (Crabtree Forest)  

Investigating Body Systems uses full-color photos and diagrams to introduce readers to the main organ systems of the human body. The science that makes each system function is clearly explained, and new research on the bodyÎs processes are explored. Fact-check boxes help separate fact from fiction, and key figures in the development of the scientific method are identified. Downloadable Teacher Notes available.

Investigating the Unexplained (Blastoff! Discovery)

What was that? Grab a flashlight, put on your detective hat, and prepare to explore the paranormal! Science and spookiness merge in this thrilling series, which investigates aliens, hauntings, and other curious cases. Readers will learn the history behind the mystery, examine the tech used in modern investigations, and weigh opposing theories.

Invisible Six (Claw)

Six secret operatives are the military?s top experts in covert ops and rescue missions. But this elite special force doesn?t exist-at least not in the public eye. No one knows where they come from or to where they return. The group gathers for the most dangerous, most difficult, and most important missions and often operates in extreme conditions. They are known only by their code name: Invisible Six.

Is That a Fact?

An apple a day keeps the doctor away. It takes seven years to digest swallowed gum. You may have heard these common sayings before. But are they really true? Can they be proven using science? Is That a Fact? investigates and finds out which statements are true, which ones are false and which ones still stump scientists! See if you can tell the difference between fact and fiction in this fun, high-interest series that emphasizes critical thinking.

Island of Beyond, The

Eleven-year-old Martin can hardly imagine a worse summer. His dad is sending him to his great-aunt Lenore, who lives on a tiny island called Beyond. Martin's dad wants him to like "normal" boy thingsùplaying sports and exploring the outdoors. Martin's afraid he'll never be the son his dad wants him to be. Being stuck in the middle of nowhere won't change that.

Island of Shadows

If an animal could dream, what shape would its nightmare take? Would it be furry, or scaly, or drooly? Or would it be mysteriously devoid of any form? In this picture book, adapted from the Italian original, animals' nightmares take literal shape, yet the scariest place of all is the Island of Shadows, the domain of extinct creatures whose dreams have disappeared. As the ""doctor of nightmares"" chillingly explains to the Tasmanian tiger, ""once you are gone, there is no coming back.

Issues in Action (Read Woke Books)

Examine hard topics facing our society-from gun violence to immigration. Learn how problems developed and hear from underrepresented persons involved in these struggles. Reflection questions help readers challenge their perspectives, while an activism toolkit and Read Woke reading list empower readers to make a difference.

Issues in Society

The major controversial issues of the day (police powers, illegal immigration, climate change, and more) seem to grow ever more complex. The Issues in Society series separates facts from opinion and provides badly needed context for understanding these hot-button topics.