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This engaging series shows readers the many tasks that animals perform in and for militaries around the world. Each book has four easy-to-read chapters that offer a glimpse into the history… More →
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From blocks to panels! This series spans the world of Minecraft following Tyler and his friends on their countless adventures and stand-alone tales of rivals finding common ground, a… More →
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Have your mind blown by sport's biggest miracles with these thrilling and informative books. Young readers will learn about the most unbelievable moments in the history of baseball, hockey,… More →
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Runaway orphan Elizabeth learns about life as a misfit pirate, being brave, and finding a true home in this adventurous and heartwarming series. Tighten your sword belt and get ready for a… More →
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"Each book dishes out the facts that burgeoning fans will be eager to learn, from a simplified overview of each team’s history to its most famous managers and players. --School Library… More →
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Students will love learning about their favorite Major League Baseball teams in this high-interest series! Each book explores a team's history, memorable wins, star players, and important… More →
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Modern Engineering Marvels is sure to appeal to readers with a fascination for gadgets and gizmos! Each book focuses on a feat of engineering, exploring how the technology developed, the… More →
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Gabe Brown has the coolest stepbrother in the world. Ben is a monster hunter! He tracks down cryptids, mythical legendary creatures that may actually exist. Ben has his own show on the… More →
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Your readers will sink their teeth into this hilarious, action-packed middle grade series that turns classic monsters into the most unexpected heroes ever. Bram Murray is a foster kid who… More →
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Fearful of her inhuman genes that could turn her into a freak with powers at any moment, preteen super genius Lunella found a device that could stop her transformation. But when the Omni-Wave More →