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Extremely Weird Animals (Pilot)

The animals in these books look as strange as their names sound. Enter the weird world of narwhals, aye-ayes, star-nosed moles, and others in this series. Find out how their strange appearances help them survive in their environments.

Fabulous Families

Inspired by true stories that speak of love beyond colour and gender, this collection of tales reveals the unexpected adventures of seven special animal families. For example, Susie and Alberta are two mommy dogs that become inseparable after surviving a dreadful storm and start raising their puppies together. Carlos and Ferdinand are two pink flamingos whose biggest desire-to be fathers-is aided by friends who gift them with an egg for their nest.

Fake News and the Manipulation of Public Opinion

Fake news is not new but, thanks to the Internet and social media, it is spreading faster and farther than ever before. Fabricated stories are creating doubt and confusion and easing the way for the manipulation of public opinion. In some cases, web sites and news articles are designed to confuse people into thinking that they are looking at trusted sources and factual stories. In other cases, the label fake news serves as a tool for discrediting unflattering accounts or opposing points of view.

Fake News Crisis, The: How Misinformation Harms Society

Fake news is a dangerous problem that affects everyone. It can undermine democracies, negatively impact public health, and destroy reputations. How fake news spreads, the problems fake news causes, how to recognize and keep from spreading it are discussed.

Far Side of the Moon: The Story of Apollo 11's Third Man

When the Earth disappears behind the moon, Collins loses contact with his fellow astronauts on the moon's surface, with mission control at NASA, and with the entire human race, becoming more alone than any human being has ever been before. In total isolation for 21 hours, Collins awaits word that Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin have managed to launch their moon lander successfully to return to the orbiter--a feat never accomplished before and rendered more problematic by the fuel burn of their di

Fashion Rules!: A Closer Look at Clothing in the Middle Ages

During the Middle Ages, to make it easy for others to know your social class, rules about what you could and could not wear were created. These laws regulated things from shoe lengths to hat height.

Fast Track: A Day In

From watery coral reefs to dusty deserts, plants and animals survive and thrive all over our planet. Explore what happens throughout a day in these ecosystems. From morning until night, animals wake and search for food, shelter, and even companionship. There’s a lot more happening than you might think!

Fast Track: Amazing Animal Adaptations

Surviving in the wild isn't easy. Animals have developed ingenious ways to avoid predators and starvation. Let young readers explore some amazing animal adaptations in these early nonfiction chapter books perfect for budding naturalists and animal lovers.

Fat & Bones: And Other Stories

In this darkly funny, slightly supernatural chain of tales, humans, animals, flowers, and a sinister old fairy bicker and draw blood around an old farm.

Fatal Doses: Fentanyl and Other Synthetic Opioids

Fentanyl and other synthetic opioids kill tens of thousands of people every year and cause addiction in many more. Data shows that the opioid crisis is only getting worse in the United States and other countries around the world.