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Women of Action
Women of Action is a lively, accessible biography series that introduces readers ages 12 through adult to women and girls of courage and conviction throughout the ages. From famous names to those lost to history, from women of the past to those actively breaking new ground today, these dramatic and adventurous rebels and dreamers who flew, invented, discovered, and changed our world. Each book includes photographs, source notes, a bibliography, and other resources.
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Gutsy Girls Go for Science
Illustrated by Shululu
Gutsy Girls Go for Science is a series that highlights the careers of female scientists and trailblazers in science and technology fields. Each book explains the science and women who made a difference. And STEM projects are included with each chapter.
NOMAD PRESS
Girls in Science
Illustrated by Lena Chandhok
The Girls in Science series supplies a bridge between girls’ interests and their potential futures by investigating science careers and introducing women who have succeeded in science. Compelling stories of real-life scientists provide readers with role models that they can look toward for examples of success. Each book uses engaging content, links to primary sources, and essential questions to whet kids’ appetites for further exploration and study.
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For Kids
The For Kids series introduces children to people, events, and ideas that have changed the world, but have often been avoided or oversimplified in other books for younger readers. The books in the For Kids series are written in a straightforward and accessible manner that does not skip over ambiguous and sometimes controversial subjects. They feature hands-on activities that don't just keep kids busy but extend the learning. Educators, homeschoolers, and parents alike have appreciated the comprehensive quality of this award-winning series and the way it mixes lively biography and engaging history with 21 interdisciplinary activities featuring writing, art, math, and science. Beautifully designed and illustrated with photographs and line drawings throughout, each book in the series includes interesting sidebars on the people and ideas that influenced the subject and their contemporaries in the field. Each book also includes a timeline, glossary, index, and resource section listing websites, books, and museums for further exploration.
Celebrating Groundhog Day
ILLUSTRATED BY MONIKA FILIPINA
Every year on February 2nd, people celebrate Groundhog Day. Tradition says that Punxsutawney Phil, the world’s most famous groundhog, can predict when spring will arrive based on whether he sees his shadow when he comes out of his underground burrow. This top choice in Groundhog Day books for kids explains the holiday’s history, traditions, and science—and includes interactive activities that encourage kids to celebrate at home or in their communities.
Spooky America
The Spooky America history book series delights middle grade readers with spooky history from their local towns and cities! Take your young reader on a tour of Cape Cod's John Pope House or catch a glimpse of Jarvesville Historic District phantom parade. Check out the phantom ship that has been sailing around the Door County peninsula since 1679. You might even see a ghost cow or a ghost dog in this Lake Michigan area. From New England to Wisconsin, this spooky book series brings local history to life!
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