Early fluent readers will learn how milkers are used for milking livestock, including different parts of the machine, how milkers have changed agriculture, and new technology being implemented.

The journey to women's right to vote is endlessly fascinating. The main text succinctly introduces important leaders, events and groups as well as provides historical context outside of the suffrage movement itself.

Early fluent readers will learn about different types of pet lizards, including how and why people first kept them as pets and how they spread around the world. Bright, full-color photographs complement the carefully leveled text to make reading easy and fun.

There are all kinds of family units and dynamics in the world today. The relationship most people are familiar with is monogamous to some extent. Whether a mom and dad, two dads, or two moms, the two-person relationship dynamic is one that has largely permeated every aspect of our lives. So, when a polyamorous relationship comes into the picture, the idea of three or more people living and supporting a mutual multi-partner relationship, many people...

Inspired by a card her father brings home from England, nineteen-year-old Esther Howland pioneers a new way of expressing love in America by creating and selling Valentine's Day cards and establishes a new holiday tradition.

Bringing to life Tenochtitlan at its height and reimagines its destiny, the author takes us back to 1519 where conquistador Hernan Cortes meets emperor Moctezuma in a collision of two worlds, two empires, two languages and two possible futures.

We first encounter Proust’s narrator in middle age, consumed with regret for his misspent life. Suddenly, he is back in the past, seized by memories of childhood: his clinging attachment to his mother, his dread of his father, summers in the country and the two walks his family was in the habit of taking—one by an aristocratic estate, the other by the house of a certain Charles Swann, to whom a mystery was attached. A child’s world, and the...

This eye-opening and entertaining look at the animal kingdom’s food chain shows how each element in nature has its place. With lyrical, cumulative text that mirrors the food chain itself and detailed art that gets you up close with the animals.

In a follow-up to Hey, Kiddo, the author shares his extraordinary experiences as a counselor at Camp Sunshine, a camp for seriously ill kids and their families, where he met campers and fellow counselors who forever changed the course of his life.

"From the bustling energy of Toronto to the rugged landscape of the Rockies and from the natural beauty of Niagara Falls to the artistic hub of Vancouver, Canada is a nation of contrasts. It stretches from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean, and it's filled with diverse biomes, ethnic groups, and ways of life. Canadian culture is presented to readers through text that reflects current events as well as historical milestones. Vibrant photographs...