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National Geographic Reading Expeditions: Stand Up and Speak Out
Building a Dream
Sarah Glasscock
For the student who wants to understand how ordinary people changed the world. This book uses short plays and facts to b
Ages 8–11
Honk, the Moose
Phil Stong
For the child who loves finding magic in the mundane, this classic tale shows how a big, unexpected problem can be solve
Ages 7–11
Leader By Destiny: George Washington, Man and Patriot
Jeanette Eaton
For the reader who wonders how a quiet young man develops the inner strength to lead a nation through its most difficult
Ages 11–15
It's My State!
Iowa
David C. King
For the curious student researching a state report or wanting to learn about life in the Heartland, from the Great River
Ages 8–13
Children's Ancient History
How Did the Ancient Carthage Rule?
Baby Professor
For the young historian curious about how civilizations grow, this guide introduces the powerful Punic empire and its fa
Ages 7–10
Magic Tree House Fact Trackers #38
Texas
Mary Pope Osborne, Natalie Pope Boyce
For the curious learner who has questions about the Alamo or historical storms, this guide provides clear facts about th
Ages 6–9
Magic Tree House Graphic Novels #9
Christmas in Camelot
Mary Pope Osborne, Jenny Laird
For the child who loves imagining themselves as a hero, this magical quest explores how even the youngest people can use
Ages 7–10
The Story Of: Biographies for New Readers #2
The Story of Audrey Hepburn
Natasha Wing
For the child who loves the spotlight but also has a heart for helping others, this biography shows how a young girl sur
Ages 6–9
Children's Military History
The Unofficial Christmas Truce of 1914
Baby Professor
For the curious young historian wondering if peace is possible even in hard times. This book explores a rare moment of k
Ages 6–10
The Night Before Christmas
Mercer Mayer
For the child eagerly counting down the days until Santa arrives, this classic poem is reimagined with cozy, detailed an
Ages 3–7
Scholastic News Nonfiction Readers: American Symbols
What's in Washington, D.C.?
Laine Falk
For the curious young traveler preparing for a trip or learning about their country. Explore the monuments and history o
Ages 5–8
Trouble's Daughter: The Story of Susanna Hutchinson, Indian Captive
Katherine Kirkpatrick
For the young reader exploring what it means to belong, this historical novel follows a girl torn between the life she l
Ages 10–14
Fearsome Giant, Fearless Child
Paul Fleischman
For the child feeling small in a big world, this global journey shows how cleverness and courage can topple even the mos
Ages 4–8
Ahimsa
Supriya Kelkar
For the child questioning what's fair in the world and learning how to stand up for others even when it feels scary or c
Ages 8–12
Life in Motion
Misty Copeland
For the child who feels like an outsider in their hobby, this memoir shows how grit and passion can break barriers and l
Ages 9–12
Kiyoshi's Walk
Mark Karlins
For the child who asks 'how do I start?' when faced with a creative project. A quiet, beautiful lesson on finding poetry
Ages 4–8
When Langston Dances
Kaija Langley
For the child who feels the music in their bones and wants to pursue a passion that others might not understand.
Ages 4–8
Fanny in France
Alice Waters
For the child who loves helping in the kitchen or dreams of exploring the world. This sensory journey makes global flavo
Ages 8–12
Bluest Sky, The
Cristina Diaz Gonzalez
For the child navigating a big family move or questioning what it means to be truly free. A moving look at the difficult
Ages 8–12
The Brave Cyclist
Amalia Hoffman
For the child learning how to be brave when things feel unfair, this story shows how one person can use their unique tal
Ages 6–10
Because I Was a Girl
Melissa de la Cruz
For the girl dreaming of a future without limits. This collection of real-life stories shows how women overcame barriers
Ages 12–18
The Nazi Hunters
Neal Bascomb
For the teen processing the gravity of history, this high-stakes account explores the pursuit of accountability and the
Ages 12–18
Soul Lanterns
Shaw Kuzki
For the child curious about family secrets and history, this gentle story helps young readers process the weight of inhe
Ages 10–14
Thousand White Butterflies, A
Jessica Betancourt-Perez, Karen Lynn Williams
For the child adjusting to a new home or facing the disappointment of changed plans: a story of finding unexpected magic
Ages 4–8
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