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Becca the Brave

Becoming Ari

Nine-year-old Ari likes to run track and play with his dog. He is also in a club that many don't know about . . . the Secret Kindness Society! Young readers will enjoy following Ari's adventures in these early chapter books.

Before They Were Famous (Crabtree Crown)  

We only know about famous people after they do something famous. But what about before they were famous? Learn about these well known figures in American history, what their lives were like as they were growing up, and what they did that made them famous. Every book also includes a page for caregivers and teachers that suggests guiding questions to help aid in reading comprehension. Downloadable Teacher's Guide available.

Beginner Biography (LOOK! Books™)

Role models are all around us. People who do things to make life better for others can be role models. And some people are role models because they show us how to overcome challenges.

Behind the Brand (Blastoff! Discovery)  

Even the world’s most popular brands had to start somewhere! This series introduces readers to the history of some of the most recognizable brands in the world. Engaging, fact-filled text combines with crisp photos to explore each brand, including important milestones, influential people, and groundbreaking products from the past and present. Special features map the brand’s origins, profile important people, highlight sales stats, call out charitable contributions, and more!

Being There: Tips for Supporting a Friend in Crisis

This book provides practical advice for teens on how to support a friend going through a difficult time with their mental health. It provides young people information on how to be there for someone in need, emphasizing the importance of empathy, listening, and offering the right kind of support during challenging moments.

Ben and Blue

This mystery series contemplates important themes of our time. The inaugural title explores the topic of third-party reproduction, by which 30,000 © 60,000 children are born each year. It is the first novel to represent young readers of this demographic in a captivating while educational and non-invasive way. Told with humor and heart, and through the lens of a boy-dog-girl detective trio, this book, and the ones that follow, will appeal to children of all genders and backgrounds who enjoy mysteries and easy, light-hearted reading.

Ben Rothery's Deadly and Dangerous Animals

From the saltwater crocodile's vise like bite to the golden eagle's lightning attack from the air, many of the creatures featured in this upper-level picture book are built for danger. But what makes a chameleon or ant so threatening, and which creature is the deadliest of all to humans, despite its tiny size? Award-winning illustrator Ben Rothery's fact-filled book of the planet's most dangerous creatures has the answers.

Best NFL Quarterbacks of All Time, The

From Johnny Unitas and Roger Staubach to Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes, the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history dazzled fans and won Super Bowls. Read about their record-setting careers and those of Joe Montana and John Elway, too. This book also looks at how their NFL dreams started when they were just kids tossing a football in their backyards and earning recognition for their skills in high school and college.

Better Best Friend, A

A feel-good picture book about best friendship told with dry comedy and an open ending squirrel and mushroom are best friends until another best friend comes to play. This morning when I was out walking, I found a best friend. At least I think so. It certainly looks a lot like it! He really has a best friend kind of face. In this funny picture book exploring a forever childhood question about friendship, squirrel and a mushroom explore the forest through the seasons, show each other special trees, build snow mushrooms, share the good times and bad, which become good bad times alongside a friend. Then spring arrives, and so does a new friend. And then another. This raises a profound question for an overthinking squirrel: should we have just one best friend?