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Planet Human (21st Century Skills Library)

With 8 billion humans and counting, the Planet Human series explores the scale of human impact on the world. From the foods we grow to the clothes we wear, our industries affect the planet. This series breaks down the human impact on the environment over time and around the globe. Each title presents important high-interest natural science nonfiction content with global relevance.

Planets: Space Beyond the Imagination, Exoplanets, Black Holes, and Time Travel

Journey the far corners of our solar system and the universe beyond!

Plant: Explore the Extraordinary World of Plants and Flowers

This book is simply stunning! Our planet is covered in an incredible variety of awesome plants, from the tiny blades of grass under our feet to giant redwood trees towering above our heads. Plant explores the science behind plants in a fun and curious way, with fascinating bite-size facts and stunning full-colour illustrations throughout. Covering key topics, including germination, pollination, seed dispersal and much more!

Planting People Growing Justice: Little World Citizens

Introduce children to world history, cultures, and languages with books celebrate diversity, promote inclusion, and foster leadership development.Readers will embark on a journey of learning and discovery. They will develop the skills needed to become world citizens who work to build a more just, peaceful, sustainable, and inclusive society.

Plants

Our planet is covered with an incredible variety of plants, from tiny blades of grass under our feet to giant trees towering above our heads. Explore the science of plants in a fun way through quick, browsable facts and stunning illustrations. Check out the weird and wonderful: from the carnivorous pitcher plants that trap insects, to the amazing species used in cooking or medicines, and more. High interest with wide appeal, this series journeys through nature and the elements and the animals that live alongside plants.

Pockets Full of Rocks

As a young girl gently questions her depressed father, he offers direct answers that help her understand what he is going through. This gentle, hopeful book will help kids cope with a parent's mental illness. It is developmentally appropriate, addressing common questions that kids have. This will be a very useful guide for parents as well as psychologists and mental health professionals working with young children.

Political Systems in Action

This fascinating series explores the world's key political systems, how they worked in the past, how they work today, and the people behind the politics. Each title in the series is full of explanatory information, case studies with critical-thinking questions that invite the reader to examine and consider the topic further, and biographical features that showcase the biggest players in politics, both past and present. Packed with historical examples of past political systems, present-day cases, and examples of the systems at work around the world, Political Systems in Action is a must-have series for every student and the perfect introduction to politics.

Pooka and Bunni

Oh no! Pooka knocked down her big sister Bunni's pillow castle! Pooka needs to fix it before Bunni returns. Even though she's small, Pooka uses her big imagination, creativity, and perseverance to figure out how to build an even better castle. This clever story highlights sibling bonding and how big sisters can learn a lot from their little sisters! Include a Note to Parents about encouraging creative problem-solving in children.

Porcupine Had a Fuzzy Sweater

Porcupine's favourite sweater is missing! It was fuzzy, and red, and made with love by his Grandma. Porcupine doesn't want to hurt her feelings by admitting he lost it. Maybe he can make a new one? Or borrow someone else's? Or maybe he'll have no choice but to leave home. What's a porcupine to do? This cute story empathizes with anyone who's ever made a mistake and been afraid to admit the truth. Readers will delight in helping Porcupine decide what needs to be done.