Available now are three new middle-grade nonfiction books on science, space and engineering. These books help empower readers to be critical thinkers and take action in their communities, and they inspire the pursuit of careers in STEM with introductions to scientists, astronauts and engineers of today!
Examines how and why trust in science benefits all of society.
Biologist Kate MacDonald provides the inside scoop on the scientific method, where it came from and why its results are trustworthy and not just an interesting observation.
“A wide-ranging overview of what scientists do, how they work, and why they can be trusted.”—School Library Journal
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Another great option for learning more about scientific research.
“Inspiring and informative for readers interested in ensuring that scientific research is more accessible to everyone.” —Booklist
NEW! Nonfiction | Gr. 4–7
Hardcover $21.95 | Ebook $17.99
Did you know that space exploration is good for life here on Earth?
This book examines space exploration today, how it benefits information and communication systems here on Earth, what it has taught us about human health and climate change.
“With attractive layouts and kid-friendly facts sprinkled throughout, this will keep readers engaged and leave them with plenty to think about.” —School Library Journal
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Another title perfect for Earth and Space Science curation!
“Brims with fascinating facts that will captivate curious minds...Interactive and adventurous.” —School Library Journal
NEW! Nonfiction | Gr. 4–7
Hardcover $29.95 | Ebook $23.99
A look at how engineering has helped build successful communities throughout history!
Includes inventions in water access, waste, energy, shelter, communication, transportation and healthcare.
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Another great addition to your engineering collections!
★ “Finely detailed inside and outside.”
—Kirkus Reviews, starred review
★ “This great STEAM offering...will be useful for report writers and aspiring architects alike.”—Booklist, starred review
