John Harrison, an Englishman with no scientific training, worked for nearly 40 years to design a ...
Do you remember when and where you lost your first tooth?
In 1940, Hans and Margret Rey fled their Paris home as the German army advanced. They began their...
When the United States enters World War II, Molly is attending Beechwood Elementary. But her thou...
In the winter of 1774, Henry Price wants to try out his new wooden sled made by his father for hi...
In celebration of the 100th anniversary of the first flight by the Wright brothers, authors Borde...
How many people make the school day possible? Let’s say thank you to every single one, in this pi...
In May of 1940 -- the early days of World War II -- half a million British and French soldiers we...
The ultimate celebration of an all-American sport, this picture book captures the joy and the his...
In 1941, Piet, a young Dutch boy, is assigned to skate along the frozen canals of the Netherlands...
This fun storybook will resonate with all children who know the excitement, energy, and bitterswe...
In May of 1940 -- the early days of World War II -- half a million British and French soldiers we...
Little brother Nicholas lists all the wonderful things his big brother does with him, preparing h...
'Mr. Carillo is our A+ Custodian!'John Carillo, Dublin Elementary School's custodian, has a big j...
This tribute to the wonderful people and places that make up America includes salutes to farmers,...
Chronicles the life and career of David Glasgow Farragut, the first man to become an admiral in t...
Bessie Coleman was born in rural Texas in 1892. She loved school, especially learning about numbe...
Third-grader Eddie is very excited when a real author comes to his school, because he has a very ...
The author of 'Good Luck, Mrs. K!' and 'The Day Eddie Met the Author' now offers a tribute to the...
The life story of the first African American to earn a pilot's license is revealed. 'A flight wel...
Each soon-to-be-first-grader has different expectations and different worries, as does their teac...