Elementary Non-Fiction
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Composers - The Beatles
Tongue-in-cheek humor and whimsical illustrations let children see composers as real people. Each book traces the life of a composer, with entertaining childhood anecdotes. The series spans over two hundred years of music history. Learn More -
Composers - John Philip Sousa
Tongue-in-cheek humor and whimsical illustrations let children see composers as real people. Each book traces the life of a composer, with entertaining childhood anecdotes. The series spans over two hundred years of music history. Learn More -
Composers - Leonard Bernstein
Tongue-in-cheek humor and whimsical illustrations let children see composers as real people. Each book traces the life of a composer, with entertaining childhood anecdotes. The series spans over two hundred years of music history. Learn More -
Composers - Frederic Chopin
Tongue-in-cheek humor and whimsical illustrations let children see composers as real people. Each book traces the life of a composer, with entertaining childhood anecdotes. The series spans over two hundred years of music history. Learn More -
Composers - Johannes Brahms
Tongue-in-cheek humor and whimsical illustrations let children see composers as real people. Each book traces the life of a composer, with entertaining childhood anecdotes. The series spans over two hundred years of music history. Learn More -
Composers - Igor Stravinsky
Tongue-in-cheek humor and whimsical illustrations let children see composers as real people. Each book traces the life of a composer, with entertaining childhood anecdotes. The series spans over two hundred years of music history. Learn More -
Composers - Johann Sebastian Bach
Tongue-in-cheek humor and whimsical illustrations let children see composers as real people. Each book traces the life of a composer, with entertaining childhood anecdotes. The series spans over two hundred years of music history. Learn More -
Can You Count to a Googol? - A mathematical tale from Robert E. Wells
In this fun book of numbers, the wonderful function of zeros comes alive. Just put a zero after a number and it becomes 10 times bigger! Learn the names of huge numbers and what people use them for. Paperback, 30 pages. Learn More -
Peace Begins with You - A Sierra Club Book
Beautiful artwork and matter-of-fact text gently explain peace as a way of being rather than just the absence of conflict. Explores all kinds of peace (personal to global) — a powerful peace-making primer. Paperback, 40 pages. Learn More -
Pass the Energy, Please!
Connect herbivores, carnivores, insects, and plants together in the food chain with this cleverly written, upbeat, rhyming story. From anchovy to zooplankton, all beings on Earth depend on the green plant, the hero of this story. Learn More -
Hear Your Heart - Let's-Read-And-Find-Out Science - Stage 2
A perfect companion to hands-on experience with a real stethoscope. Simple, fact-based text takes a clear, accessible look at how the circulatory system works. A good introduction to human anatomy. Paperback, 33 pages. Learn More -
How Do You Know What Time It Is?
“A clock can measure time. But once there were no clocks! Long long ago, people measured time with the sun.” From pre-agricultural solar calendars through the atomic clock, this absorbing book captures the history of time and time measurement. Learn More -
Seven Blind Mice - Award-winning read-aloud folktale
An Indian fable that encompasses abstracts like sensorial isolation, fear of the unknown, and the difference between knowledge and wisdom, while offering concrete color-naming and counting opportunities. Teacher-recommended. Paperback, 40 pages. Learn More -
I Wonder Why Camels Have Humps - and other questions about animals
This graphic format fact book answers questions curious children might ask (and are so hard to answer.) Lively question and answer approach, incredible information, and appealing artwork. A favorite resource. Paperback, 32 pages. Learn More -
I Wonder Why Snakes Shed Their Skin - and other questions about reptiles
This graphic format fact book answers questions curious children might ask (and are so hard to answer). Lively question and answer approach, incredible information, and appealing artwork. A favorite resource. Paperback, 32 pages. Learn More
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