Books

Pianos, guitars, and synthesizers come to life through the stories of the visionary immigrants and families who built Am

When fire breaks out in a noisy 1940s pressroom, a deaf printer uses sign language to lead his coworkers to safety.

Harvey Milk and Gilbert Baker create a vibrant symbol of hope and equality in this history of how the rainbow flag becam

The Pig family’s hunt for Halloween candy turns into a wild grocery store dash full of multiplication puzzles and measur

A tiny, dry bean holds a world of wonder inside. Watch as it transforms from a small seed in a hand to a tall, leafy pla

Meet Indigenous artists, activists, and scientists who changed the world. This collection features both historical icons

Neema keeps a dream basket to save for school, hoping that one day she can become a scientist or a teacher in her Kenyan

Short rhymes and realistic insect illustrations turn multiplication problems into a fascinating study of backyard bugs.

From the archery hunt to the final sugar sculpture, step inside an English manor to see how commoners and cooks prepare

Paper folding, paradoxical riddles, and secret patterns reveal the hidden magic inside geometry and algebra through quic

Lisa uses symbols, scales, and keys to map out the most important places in her dog Penny’s world, from favorite hiding

Tyree Guyton sees art where others see trash, using paintbrushes and found objects to transform his Detroit neighborhood

Caleb struggles with his school project until he finds the perfect symbol of patriotism in his father’s military service

Tired of being told she is too small, a determined girl decides to master the art of draping a long, silky sari to show

Rich oil paintings and lyrical verses celebrate the sweeping fields, hardworking farms, and golden horizons of the Ameri

Vivid photographs and microscopic views lead the way through the human body to reveal how the stomach, intestines, and l

In a quiet nineteenth-century garden, a patient friar discovers the secrets of dominant and recessive genes by breeding

During a bus trip to the South in 1956, young Sarah Marie witnesses her grandmother's quiet dignity in the face of segre

Henry Ford changed the world with the assembly line, but his life was a mix of innovation and deep prejudice. Real photo

Follow Roy Chapman Andrews into the Gobi Desert, where he braved the elements to prove dinosaurs were egg-layers and cha

Hetty sets out on a solo mission to the store to get eggs for breakfast, discovering that even a simple errand can turn

Simple experiments and playful illustrations reveal the science of buoyancy, weights, and measurements to show exactly h

Cora finally gets her chance to step up from the small jobs and help her mother cook a traditional Filipino noodle dish

Eager to help but finding herself underfoot, a young Kenyan girl discovers that her beautiful singing voice is the most