Single Books

Item #: L0K14 -

• Free Gift! Professor L. Otto Funn

Which vegetable grows green, red, yellow, or orange? How many foods can you make from milk? Short, easy-to-read descriptions and colorful illustrations will help young readers quickly learn what’s good fuel for the body in Good Food for You. Kids can also study the food groups and learn how different types of foods are made!

Item #: MLN02 -

Through engaging narration and colorful illustrations, the volume helps children learn how Coyote brought fire to the world, how the Aztec explained the origin of war, and much more. Helpful special features include phonetic pronunciations and a pronunciation guide and a glossary of special terms. World Book's series Famous Myths and Legends of the World collects many famous stories from around the world. The stories are written in a creative way to approximate the artistry of the originals...

Item #: NAQ08 -

• Free Gift! Professor L. Otto Funn

Have you ever explored a cave? What about a cave on Mars? With the book Alien Cave Explorers, young readers can meet engineer William “Red” Whittaker. He doesn’t know what might be in Martian caves. But he aims to find out! Kids can read how Whittaker plans to create a robot that can explore the unknown caves of the Red Planet. In collaboration with NASA’s Innovative Advanced Concepts (NIAC) program, this book feature projects that represent the cutting edge of modern space exploration.

Item #: MLN09 -

What was Prometheus's punishment for bringing fire to humankind? Answers these questions and many more. Through engaging narration and colorful illustrations, the volume helps children explore the rich mythology of the ancient Greeks.

Item #: EAO08 -

• Free Gift! Professor L. Otto Funn

Dodos and Saber-toothed cats are just a few of the species featured in Extinct! Learn where these animals lived and what drove them out of existence. Detailed maps provide visual learners with a reference for each animal’s range.

Item #: EHN02 -

• Free Gift! Professor L. Otto Funn

Did Atlantis really exist? If it did, where was it? Kids can explore questions and mysteries about Atlantis, an ancient island that legend says disappeared into the sea.

Item #: MLN04 -

Who created the world? Where did volcanoes come from? Through engaging narration and colorful illustrations, this book helps children explore the rich mythologies and legends of the Aboriginal peoples of Australia, New Zealand's Maori people, and other Pacific cultures. Helpful special features include phonetic pronunciations and a pronunciation guide and a glossary of special terms.

Item #: MLN05 -

How did the crow get its black feathers? How do the gods protect the people from drought and other natural disasters? Through engaging narration and colorful illustrations, Myths and Legends of South Asia and Southeast Asia helps children explore the rich mythologies and legends of the many cultures of the peoples of South and Southeast Asia. Helpful special features include phonetic pronunciations and a pronunciation guide and a glossary of special terms.

Item #: MLN10 -

How did a war between Greece and Troy lead to the founding of Rome? Answers these questions and many more. Through engaging narration and colorful illustrations, the volume helps children explore the rich mythology of the ancient Romans. Helpful special features include phonetic pronunciations and a pronunciation guide and a glossary of special terms.

Item #: L0Q22 -

• Free Gift! Professor L. Otto Funn

Each colorful page blends beautiful photographs, engaging illustrations, and easy-to-understand text to take young readers on an architectural tour of the world. Fun, interactive activities let kids to put their new knowledge to the test!With two-page colorful illustrations, World Book’s Learning Ladders series is for young learners looking to learn the basics about nature, science, and their communities. Each nonfiction book was created for three- to six-year-olds to learn about topics...

Item #: IP4023 -

• Free Gift! Professor L. Otto Funn

In this book, students tour the American government and economy with the help of an American eagle named Egbert. Students will learn to recognize and understand key ideas of the Declaration of Independence, learn how laws are made, and understand the concepts of checks and balances, among other things, with this workbook for grades 6-8!

Item #: EAO04 -

• Free Gift! Professor L. Otto Funn

Learn where angle sharks, great bustards, and more live, what threatens their existence, and what is being done to save them. Detailed maps provide visual learners with a reference for each animal’s range.