Explore the origins of Earth's plant life . . . with a talking ficus leaf! In this full-color graphic novel, Leif the leaf takes readers on a magical (and miraculous) journey, revealing how small specks of ancient moss grew into massive rain forests. With laugh-out-load text and colorful comic book art, this book is sure to sprout any reader's interest in science--and grow their love for planet Earth.
Saturn is famous for its rings. This very windy planet has another claim to fame, it has the most moons of all eight planets! Discover more amazing facts about the sixth planet in the solar system!
Far off Neptune holds many mysteries! Its great distance from the sun makes it the coldest planet in the solar system. Discover the secrets of this chilly, blue ice giant that was named after the sea.
A professional dancer, LGBTQIA+ advocate, and social media star shares this inspiring picture book based on his childhood in Hawaii and encourages readers to find safe spaces that allow them to shine bright.
Bullied from his first moments at camp, Andy tries to prove himself to the older boys by going into the ancient woods and destroying a mysterious faerie ring.
Everything about Jupiter is big! Its size is big. Even its storms are big! Get the big and small facts about this gas giant that can be seen glowing in the night sky.
In this terrifying tale, Louis isn't excited about the family road trip or their stay at the run-down prehistoric action park motel. but when he sneaks out at night to search for his missing toddler sister, the dinosaur statues look scarier, more real and... are they moving?
Mr Kazarian has a problem ... his evil cousin, Kronkhold, is threatening to consume the galaxy with his new device, a black-hole generator. Mr K's four favourite students are in the library researching Albert Einstein when they see Mr K heading out on his mission to stop Kronkhold. What better way to learn about black holes and Einstein's theories than to ride along? Oh, and hopefully help save their home in the Milky Way. Bravely facing Kronkhold and his space-pirate flunkies, Mr K and the students get a little too up-close and personal with a black hole and must outwit the evil scientist to save the galaxy and themselves!
Mr. Kazarian and his students step up to help when Walden's hearing aid picks up a distress call from the alien colonists called Arrok after a large asteroid collides with their settlement. Includes facts about asteroids, glossary, and discussion questions.
Recognition comes to Spider-Ham as he receives the key to New York City, a symbol of his contributions to public safety, despite being previously overlooked. This momentous occasion, intended as a publicity stunt by the mayor, quickly turns into a predicament when Spider-Ham realizes he didn't retain the key after all. As he embarks on a frantic search to recover the oversized object, the story unfolds with humor and adventure, highlighting the whimsical nature of a cartoon universe.