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Soccer File

Readers will learn all about the world's most popular sport in this series on soccer moves and techniques. With detailed photographs and clear instructions, girls and boys learn tips and tricks for top-level play, while offering spotlights on famous soccer players and the skills and stats that made them stars.

Soccer's Greatest Clubs

This unique collection explores and celebrates history's most popular, successful, and lauded soccer clubs. Each book covers the history of soccer and the specific club's origins, founding members, struggles, important milestones, and achievements. Readers are introduced to notable players both past and present, and current affairs in their domestic and international competitions.

Social Emotional Library (21st Century Skills Library)

The Social Emotional Library series presents real life, historical and modern stories that celebrate important qualities and ideas like courage, diversity, friendship, and forgiveness. Books include thought-provoking issues and questions, as well as hands-on activities, that encourage the development of critical life skills, empathy, and social emotional growth.

Social Justice Handbook

The fight for social justice has gained extraordinary momentum with each passing year, and its reach extends to countless areas of our lives, including art, media, politics, and more. Activists are asking integral questions, and while there are no easy answers, this comprehensive set prepares readers with the fundamental knowledge they need to tackle these societal issues.

Social Media Smarts

It's nearly impossible for most of us to imagine what our lives would be like without social media. However today's teens unarguably eclipse their elders in their reliance on and their intuitive use of a whole range of social media platforms. Savvy though they may be, teens are still plagued by the same specters that haunt all social media users, such as trolls and bullies, privacy issues, and fake news. Provide your readers with the knowledge, tools, and critical perspective they need to naviga

Social Media: Does the Good Outweigh the Bad?

Social media offers the promise of bringing people together and enabling them to share ideas and information. However, social media also has a dark side, with malicious users peddling misinformation, harassing others, and running scams to defraud unwary victims. This book examines both good aspects and bad, and explores how social media platforms could be made safer and more reliable as sources of information.

Social Media's Star Power: The New Celebrities and Influencers

New polls show that a majority of kids hope to become social media stars one day. But only a handful will benefit from the billions of dollars advertisers dole out to social media influencers annually. Social Media’s Star Power illustrates the positive and negative aspects of this trend, with anecdotes and quotes from winners, losers, and industry insiders.

Soft Skills Sleuth: Investigating Life Skills Success (Bright Futures Press)

Each title in the Soft Skills Sleuth series tackles an essential life skill in an age-appropriate and participatory way. The series offers the perfect antidote to simply lecturing students about good behaviour by drawing them into fun-filled "investigations" of each skill illustrated to depict a realistic and relatable classroom situation. Titles invite readers to "investigate" four story-centered scenarios related to concepts like listening, talking, body language, and writing.

Solve it with Science

Taking a scientific approach to true crime, this series examines how forensic evidence clinched real cases. Readers learn how advances in science, technology, and investigations are changing the routines of police and detective work. From career advice to how science solves real cases, these books offer a compelling high-interest opportunity for real science learning.

Someplace to Call Home

In 1933, what's left of the Turner family-twelve-year-old Hallie and her two brothers--finds itself driving the back roads of rural America. The children have been swept up into a new migratory way of life. America is facing two devastating crises: the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl. Hundreds of thousands of people in cities across the country have lost jobs. In rural America it isn't any better as crops suffer from the never-ending drought. Driven by severe economic hardship, thousands of p