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Shimmering poetry and stunning cut-paper art portray epic concepts—the evolving biography of the universe and the symbiotic relationship between science and story.Since the beginning, humans have created stories about the universe. From early mythology to modern-day science is a long journey, yet 95 percent of the world “out there” remains a mystery. What will we believe tomorrow? Marion Dane Bauer’s glowing poetry combines with Hari & Deepti’s intricate cut-paper illustrations, dazzling with light and shadow, to celebrate an active, vital, changing, and growing universe. They also show how we humans—the curious ones, the storytellers—are active, vital, changing, and growing, too. In a comprehensive afterword, the author tracks formative contributions to the study of the universe by Western and non-Western civilizations over the centuries.

This nonfiction book, part of a Level 1 Ready-to-Read series, introduces young readers to the wonders of planet Earth. Designed for children who are fascinated by science and space, it offers engaging facts and insights about our planet, making it an ideal resource for budding scientists.

Set against the backdrop of the northern Minnesota wilderness, the story follows a boy named Ben as he navigates the complexities of family and loss. With his imaginary dog Sunshine by his side, Ben prepares for a week with his estranged mother, who has suddenly re-entered his life. As he learns to canoe and confronts deep-seated feelings of abandonment, he embarks on a journey of self-discovery and forgiveness. This poignant tale resonates with themes of guilt, the essence of family, and the healing power of imagination, making it a touching read for many.

Exploring the fascinating role of volcanoes in shaping the Earth, this book delves into their formation and the processes behind eruptions. It highlights the ongoing activity of volcanoes and their significance in our planet's geology, making it an informative resource for understanding these powerful natural phenomena.

The book invites beginning readers to explore the breathtaking natural features of Yosemite National Park, highlighting its exquisite waterfalls, towering granite cliffs, and abundant hiking trails. It aims to educate young audiences about the park's beauty and grandeur through engaging and informative content, making it an ideal introduction to one of the world's most beloved natural destinations.

The book introduces young readers to the beauty of the Appalachian Trail through simple, lyrical text paired with captivating illustrations by John Wallace. It is designed for Level One readers, making it an engaging and accessible exploration of nature's wonders.

Exploring the critical role of water in ecosystems, this book delves into the phenomenon of floods, detailing their formation and the measures taken to prevent them. It provides an informative overview of the balance between necessary rainfall and the dangers posed by excessive water, making it a valuable resource for understanding environmental challenges.

"Wenn die ersten Schneeflocken fallen" ist ein poetisches Bilderbuch über einen Fuchs, der sich fragt, was Tiere im Winter tun. Während er die schneebedeckte Welt erkundet, trifft er einen anderen Fuchs, der ihm zeigt, dass sie im Winter tanzen! Ideal für kleine Kinder ab drei Jahren mit stimmungsvollen Illustrationen.

This retelling of the nativity is ideal for baby's first Christmas.

Join Mr. Geo on his whirlwind tour of North Carolinain this Level 3 Green Light Reader that takes kids from the Outer Banks to the Blue Ridge Mountains. This newest entry in the 50 States to Celebrate seriescombines travel and social studies in a waythat's entertaining and educational.Plenty of picture and context clues keep eager youngreaders moving along.