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Seventy years after the end of World War II, interest in that epic conflict continues unabated, even among today’s young readers. This series takes a unique look at World War II, tackling he subject by the various fighting forces that engaged in it on both the Allied and Axis sides. Two-page profiles detail the forces themselves as well as the most significant hardware—planes, tanks, ships, and more—that those men and women employed.

Active Minds: Book of Firsts

There's a first time for everything! Whether itÎs a first discovery, a first invention, or a first adrenaline rush, the fearless have paved the way forward in STEM and beyond. Who was the first person to build an airplane? What about the first person to discover DNA? Who was the first to go to outer space, and who will go next? Get inspired by some of the most famous, fearless, and fascinating firsts and ask yourself: what first will come next?

Active Minds: Kids Ask About

Kids love to ask questions, and these books have the answers! Full of fun facts about everything from exciting animals to explosive geology to enigmatic ancient cultures, each page has more for kids to learn! The easy-to-read answers and other special information features, with lively, dramatic illustrations will keep kids wanting to learn more.

Active Minds: Kids Ask About (Sequoia Kids Media)

Kids love to ask questions about animals. From essential questions about animal varieties and habitats to astounding animal abilities, this new and exciting series delivers all the answers! The easy-to-read answers, fun facts, and other special info features, with lively, dramatic illustrations will keep kids wanting to learn more.

Active Minds: You Can Draw!

Drawing can be as easy as 1, 2, 3! These step-by-step instructions demonstrated over a handy grid teach artists of all levels the fundamentals of drawing. Transform simple shapes into the most terrifying creatures to roam the earth with just a pencil and some paper. With free grid paper available to download, both serious sketch artists and those just starting out will soon say to themselves, "I can draw!"

Addicted

The trap of addiction ensnares millions. This series explores the struggles of those who have succumbed to addiction whether to opioids or social media or something else. It examines what it means to be addicted, how it occurs, the real-world effects, and the challenges of overcoming addiction. Personal accounts along with facts and quotes from authoritative sources are featured in every book as is an annotated list of organizations and websites where readers can get help and more information.

Addiction: A Problem of Epidemic Proportions

Addiction is a widespread and growing problem. Substance abuse is still the most common and most destructive form of addiction. But other addictions-for instance, to gambling, social media, shopping, and video games-are also inflicting harm on people’s lives. Addiction: A Problem of Epidemic Proportions provides a down-to-earth look at addiction, its consequences, and the challenges of recovery.

Adrenaline Rush

Get ready for some fast-paced, high-flying action as Adrenaline Rush introduces you to the world of extreme sports. This series helps readers acquire all of the knowledge needed to try out extreme sports themselves, with tips on clothing and equipment, safety, and the best locations.

Adventure Outdoors

The Adventure Outdoors series explains exhilarating outdoor sports involving water, rocks, mountain biking, and more. Stories of true daredevils serve to inspire and prepare readers for such adventures themselves.

Adventures in Memory'

These books of tips for how to tackle tricky science facts and geography are bursting with mnemonic devices, poems, songs, and more. With so many things to remember and so little time, these books will help kids keep track of things and also help them create their own memory tricks.

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