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From the long-necked Apatosaurus to the terrifying Tyrannosaurus rex, the age of dinosaurs was filled with spectacularly diverse life forms. This new series invites readers on fascinating paleontological expeditions, opening each book with the moment of the prehistoric creature’s discovery and concluding with what scientists know about it today. Illustrations and historical photographs give dinosaur enthusiasts a visually complete picture of each animal’s appearance and surroundings.

Agent Danger

Will Washington plays a secret agent in the hit kids? TV show Code Name Danger, based on the bestselling book series. What no one realizes is that he?s also a real-life undercover spy. Juggling filming, spy missions, and-ugh!-schoolwork is tough business. But Agent Danger is up for the task!

Agents of Government

Whether they are countering cyber attacks, regulating pollution, or investigating plane crashes, Agents of Government affect the lives of so many people. Check out this series to see how these government organizations got their start and how their work continues to influence people all over the world. Each title examines the agency’s mission, command structure, and key policies, along with important incidents or controversies.

AI High

After the government officially recognizes androids as living beings, Fitzgerald High starts a program integrating human and android students, earning it the nickname AI High. Whether they're human or android, teenagers will always have drama.

Alana Oakley

Alana Oakley is a fresh and upbeat mystery series. Gutsy and bold, teen sleuth Alana Oakley, along with her unique group of friends, deftly wrangles misdeeds, mysteries, and her slightly absurd mother. This set is fast-paced with just the right balance of comedy, crazy antics, and serious messages for readers. Features include: Alana isn't your typical teenagerÑloyal, lippy, and level-headed, she's the best person to have around in a crisis. Smart, cool mystery series for readers ages 10 to 13.

Alfred Nobel

Almost everyone has heard of the Nobel Prize, a collection of prizes awarded for accomplishments in science, medicine, literature, and peace. But few people know about the man who established the award and for whom it is named, Alfred Nobel. Alfred Nobel was born in Sweden in 1833. A quick and curious mind, combined with a love of science and chemistry, drove him to invent numerous technological devices throughout his long life. But he is perhaps most well known for his invention of dynamite.

Alien Agent

Who's standing between Earth and a universe full of aliens? Zack Gaither, Alien Agent. Planted on Earth to smooth Earth's introductionto the Galactic Union, Zack and his friends?including the dinosaur-like cadet Vraj and his mentor, Agent Sorn must stop evil-doers from revealing the truth too soon.

Alien Invasion: Sports Edition (Torch Graphic Press)

A spaceship full of alien athletes who crash-landed on Earth offer advice to their new human friends. Whether it's confidence building, dealing with a bully, or just figuring out how to be a good teammate, Alien Invasion: Sports Edition will give readers the clues they need to deal with whatever comes their way.

Alien Investigation: Searching for the Truth about UFOs and Aliens

Imagine . . . you're in the woods after dark. Eerie green lights appear in the distance. Then there's a sudden flash and everything is dark again. You decide to take a closer look. You come upon a saucer-shaped craft hovering silently just above the ground. You reach out to touch it, but the object suddenly shoots up into the sky. Have you just seen a UFO? Some people say they have had experiences like this. Are they telling the truth? To find out, Kelly Milner Halls investigated stories of eyew

Aliens Among Us: The Evidence (21st Century Skills Library)

For years, the possibility of alien life was a science fiction idea, a potential hoax, or a government cover-up inside of Area 51. Then, in 2020, it happened. The Department of Defense released footage of "unidentified aerial phenomena." Other life is out there, and science is leading the way to prove it. The next generation of STEM is here.

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