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Tag Archives: Middle Grade Non-Fiction
EXPLORE PREDATORS AND PREY
Future scientists can rejoice at this new title from Nomad Press. The 90 pages are filled with 25 projects, which could be used by homeschoolers, students in lower grades as an independent study, or by a teacher with his or … Continue reading
TALES FROM THE ARABIAN NIGHTS
I had a teacher once who read short stories from a paperback book filled with Arabian tales. They were confusing at times but fast moving with action and mystery. This new book by Donna Jo Napoli, with gorgeous, whimsical illustrations … Continue reading
DINING WITH DINOSAURS – A Tasty Guide to Mesozoic Munching
Kids both young and old can’t get enough of dinosaurs. This unique addition comes at the topic in a fun way by pinpointing what these creatures liked to eat. Colorful drawings on each page are perfectly balanced with the text. … Continue reading
MYSTERY & MAYHEM series for Marvelous Middle Grade Monday
I’m putting aside my fiction reviews this week to delve into what initially peaked my interest in reading: the fantastic titles available in non-fiction. New out this week are the first two books in the MYSTERIES & MAYHEM series – … Continue reading
Sports Titles for the Future Olympian
The Olympics in Rio are well underway. The events are fun and exciting to watch and the effect is often a good one for kids. They become more active and their interest in sport’s related books takes off. National Geographic … Continue reading
OCEAN ANIMALS from NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC KIDS
Do you have any books with more pictures than words? The question came to me from a 12-year-old who is more into sports than reading. I knew exactly the book to recommend. This new title from National Geographic is filled … Continue reading
REAL OR FAKE? from NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC KIDS
This handy guide is filled with facts, fakes, and fun. More than 50 scenarios are presented. To start things off you read the background of the event accompanied by splashy colorful pictures. The next step is to use your reasoning … Continue reading
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