New Kids Nonfiction

"Manga dragons can be however you want! They can fly and breathe fire or be incredibly cute. Learn to draw five manga dragons, including a springing dragon, a fierce flier, and a water dragon. Alongside the step-by-step instructions for mastering each manga dragon, helpful hints teach aspiring artists techniques of the trade and fun facts help readers learn more about the creatures they are creating"-- Provided by publisher.

"This stunning book is a captivating exploration of the unique and enchanting species behind these intriguing names. From the vast expanses of the jungle to the serene waters of the lagoon, from the uncharted depths of the abyss to the familiar beauty of an orchard, and through the bustling life of the city to the majestic tranquility of the mountains-embark on a dreamlike adventure across 16 diverse ecosystems. With over 90 plant and animal species...

'This book is full of Groundhog Day jokes and recipes for tasty treats, such as Groundhog Trail Mix and Groundhog Doughnuts. Jokes, puns, one-liners, and riddles accompany the recipes in bursts on each page, which adds just the right amount of humor! So, celebrate the day with giggles and goodies."-- Provided by publisher.

General knowledge topics presented simply, to engage young children. A great introduction for young children to ever-popular topics, with charming pictures and simple text perfect for reading and talking about with young children. Topics covered include Our World, Space, Science, My Body, Animals, Dinosaurs and Long Ago.

Explore famous moments of global activism throughout history with more than 70 narrative stories, including the Freedom Summer Project of 1964 and Greta Thunberg's first School Strike for Climate, in a book with tips for how kids can get involved.

"Cheering is one of the most important parts of being a cheerleader. Cheers and chants energize both the crowd and the players. This title introduces readers to this aspect of cheerleading. The book explores the basics of cheering and chanting, popular cheers and chants, and how to create cheers and chants. The title features informative sidebars, exciting photos, a glossary, and an index. "-- Provided by publisher.

"In a society that often overlooks those with intellectual and developmental disabilities...this book will inspire readers to befriend and champion people with Down syndrome." – JACQUELINE JODL, Special Olympics International

In this illustrated biography collection, meet over twenty people with Down syndrome who have accomplished amazing things in their lives. Excelling in film, sports, business, photography, and more,

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"Readers will be instantly attached to Barbie in the 1960s. Barbie took the world by storm during her first decade on the market. Text on popular and inspiring Barbies of the '60s is paired with a brief history of the decade's culture and womens' changing roles. QR codes and bright, exciting photographs keep readers engaged through the whole book. Aligned to Common Core standards and correlated to state standards"--Provided by publisher.

What was it like to be a kid when the Declaration of Independence was signed? In 1776, the Revolutionary War was raging in America. A group of colonial leaders met to write and approve the Declaration of Independence. This document officially declared America's independence from Great Britain. Some of those who rejected British rule were kids! Join Henry, Lavinia, and Isaac as they witness this important time in American history. See how they use...