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DK Readers Level 2: LEGO Star Wars
Free the Galaxy
Himani Khatreja
For the child who loves heroes and needs a boost in reading confidence. Join the crew of the Ghost on a brave rescue mis
Ages 5–7
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Marion Bataille
For the curious toddler captivated by how things move and change, this tactile pop-up book turns learning numbers into a
Ages 2–5
Action Dogs #4
The Howling Inferno
Steve Barlow, Steve Skidmore
For the child who thrives under pressure and wants to be the hero, this interactive adventure builds confidence through
Ages 8–12
See Inside
See Inside London
Rob Lloyd Jones
For the curious explorer preparing for a big city trip or dreaming of far-off places. Peel back the layers of London's m
Ages 6–10
See Inside
See Inside Great Cities
Rob Lloyd Jones
For the curious explorer eager to see the world: peel back the layers of iconic global landmarks to discover how big cit
Ages 6–10
See Inside
See Inside Ancient Rome
Katie Daynes
For the curious child who loves to peek behind the scenes, this interactive journey reveals the bustling streets, grand
Ages 6–10
See Inside
See Inside Pirate Ships
Rob Lloyd Jones
For the curious child who wants to look behind the scenes: this interactive adventure lets little explorers peel back th
Ages 5–9
Boat: Discover boats and the marine world
Julian Bilgan
For the child who marvels at every ship in the harbor, this guide explores various watercraft and the mechanics of the m
Ages 6–10
Usborne First Skills #2
Things that Float
Annabel Thomas, Peter Bull
For the curious child who loves bath time experiments and wonders why a heavy boat stays on top of the water while a tin
Ages 4–8
The Ancient Cliff Dwellers of Mesa Verde
Caroline Arnold
For the curious explorer wondering how people lived in the past. Discover the remarkable architecture and daily life of
Ages 8–12
High-Tech Science at Home
How Do Smart Homes Work?
Agnieszka Biskup
For the curious child who wonders how Alexa knows their name or how lights turn on with a tap, this guide demystifies th
Ages 8–12
Cultures Around the World #2
Homes in Many Cultures
Heather Adamson
For the curious child who wonders how other people live, this book explores the fascinating variety of homes across the
Ages 4–8
Awesome Engineering
Skyscrapers
Sally Spray
For the curious child who gazes up at city skylines and wonders how those massive towers stay standing against wind and
Ages 6–9
Linking the Past and Present
What Did the Aztecs Do for Me?
Elizabeth Raum
For the curious student wondering why we study ancient history, this book reveals how Aztec inventions in food, science,
Ages 8–11
Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs #2
Pickles to Pittsburgh
Judi Barrett
For the child with a vivid imagination who wonders what happens to the things in their dreams, this sequel explores a wo
Ages 4–8
MIT Kids Press: Black Innovators
Spark: Jim West's Electrifying Adventures in Creating the Microphone
Ainissa Ramirez
For the child who constantly takes toys apart to see how they work: discover how Jim West's childhood curiosity led to t
Ages 6–10
Edge Books: Behind the Scenes
Behind the Scenes of Pro Football
Rebecca Koehn
For the young fan who wonders how a stadium comes to life on game day, this guide explores the many people and jobs that
Ages 8–11
The Vanishing of Lake Peigneur
Allan Wolf
For the child who is fascinated by 'what-ifs' and how things work, this tells the jaw-dropping true story of a lake that
Ages 9–13
How To Build One Million Robots
Christian Darkin
For the child who loves to ask how many, this clever guide turns the daunting idea of big numbers into a tangible robot-
Ages 5–9
Survival Skills on the Space Frontier #3
Mars for Humanity
Brandon Terrell
For the child who gazes at the stars and dreams of becoming an astronaut. This high interest guide explores the real wor
Ages 8–12
Robobaby
David Wiesner
For the child adjusting to a new sibling who wants to feel capable and helpful when family life gets a little chaotic.
Ages 4–8
Engage Literacy
Homes
Jay Dale
For the early learner starting to notice different types of houses in their neighborhood, this book builds reading confi
Ages 4–6
Anatomy of
Anatomy of a Plane Crash
Amie Jane Leavitt
For the curious student who wonders how things work, this guide uses science and engineering to explain how experts keep
Ages 8–12
Events That Changed Your World
The Wright Brothers Take Their First Flight
Rachel Werner
For the child who loves to build and needs to see that even the most famous inventors had to try, fail, and try again be
Ages 7–10
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