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- Roar! Roar! : with big flaps to lift!
- Robot in love
- Robyn Boid : architect
- Roll of thunder, hear my cry
- Roofer
- STEAM ahead! : DIY for kids : amazing science/ technology/ engineering/ art/ math projects for kids between ages 4-10
- STEAM kids : 50+ science, technology, engineering, art, math hands-on projects for kids
- STEAM lab for kids : 52 creative hands-on projects exploring science, technology, engineering, art, and math
- Santa and the Goodnight Train
- Santa's story
- Saying goodbye to Barkley
- Scrumptious cookies with a side of science : an augmented recipe science experience
- Sea turtles
- Seabiscuit : the wonder horse
- Sergeant Reckless : the true story of the little horse who became a hero
- Shoe dog : a memoir by the creator of nike ; young readers edition
- Sikhism
- Simone de Beauvoir
- Sing a song of seasons : a nature poem for each day of the year
- Size
- Skyward : the story of female pilots in WWII
- Sloppy takes the plunge
- Sloth slept on
- Snow hens
- Snowman - cold = puddle : spring equations
- So many sounds
- So tall within : Sojourner Truth's long walk toward freedom
- Solar power
- Song of the wild : a first book of animals
- Sorry for your loss
- Space discoveries
- Space engineer and scientist Margaret Hamilton
- Space rocket
- Space travel
- Star Wars, A galaxy at war
- Star Wars, The Jedi and the Force
- Stephen Hawking
- Stolen justice : the struggle for African American voting rights
- Stories for boys who dare to be different : true tales of amazing boys who changed the world without killing dragons
- Stories of the night
- Strega Nona
- Survivors club : the true story of a very young prisoner of Auschwitz
- TV brings battle into the home with the Vietnam War
- TV captures terrorism on September 11 : an augmented reading experience
- TV shapes presidential politics in the Kennedy-Nixon debates : an augmented reading experience
- TV shows the world freedom as the Berlin Wall falls : an augmented reading experience
- Tea party, Libertarian, and other political parties
- Ten days a madwoman : the daring life and turbulent times of the original "girl" reporter, Nellie Bly
- Ten little fingers and ten little toes
- Ten tiny babies
- Thank you, Omu!
- Thanksgiving & other festivals of the harvest
- The 50 states fun facts
- The Booth Brothers : Drama, Fame, and the Death of President Lincoln
- The Christmas Coal Man
- The Forbidden Flats
- The Great Depression
- The Lotterys plus one
- The Twelve
- The amazing collection of Joey Cornell
- The bear, the piano, the dog, and the fiddle
- The book of chocolate : the amazing story of the world's favorite candy
- The book of queens : legendary leaders, fierce females, and wonder women who ruled the world
- The boredom of Haruhi Suzumiya
- The complete cookbook for young chefs
- The disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya
- The dog that ate the world
- The dreamer
- The extraordinary gardener
- The gift of Ramadan
- The girl who named Pluto : the story of Venetia Burney
- The great Nijinsky : god of dance
- The great Santa stakeout
- The great wall of Lucy Wu
- The greatest adventure
- The little engine that could
- The little mouse, the red ripe strawberry, and the big hungry bear
- The monster who lost his mean
- The night we said yes
- The rampage of Haruhi Suzumiya
- The sea mammal alphabet book
- The secrets of ancient ritual sties : the Citadel of Machu Picchu and Stonehenge
- The secrets of early American civilizations : the decline of the Mayas and the Lost Cities of the Amazon
- The secrets of the world's seas : Atlantis, the legend of the lost continent, and the Bermuda Triangle
- The sigh of Haruhi Suzumiya
- The sun
- The sun is also a star
- The three little pigs
- The tree that's meant to be
- The truly brave princesses
- The truth about dolphins
- The truth about hawks
- The women's suffrage movement
- The world is not a rectangle : a portrait of architect Zaha Hadid
- Thomas Edison : physicist and inventor
- Tigers & tea with Toppy : a true adventure in New York City with wildlife artist, Charles R. Knight, who loved saber-toothed cats, parties at the Plaza, and people and animals of all stripes
- Time for bed, Miyuki
- Tiny T. Rex and the impossible hug
- Tomorrow most likely
- Trees
- Triceratops stomp
- Two brothers, four hands : the artists Alberto and Diego Giacometti
- Two brothers, one tail
- Two tough trucks
- Under the broken sky
- Up, up, up, down
- Verbs
- Viral : the fight against AIDS in America
- Vivid : poems & notes about color
- Vivienne Westwood
- Walk and see : 123
- Walk and see colors
- Walking in the city with Jane : a story of Jane Jacobs
- Warriors of the East Coast tribes
- Warriors of the West Coast, Plateau, and Basin tribes
- Warriors of the plains tribes
- Warriors of the southwestern tribes
- Weather words and what they mean
- What are the chances?
- What is light?
- When does a line become a shape?
- Where does a graph go?
- Where's the giraffe?
- Where's the ladybug?
- Where's the zebra?
- Who flies, cat the cat?
- Who is Jackie Chan?
- Who is that, cat the cat?
- Who put this song on?
- Who's hiding at the beach?
- Whose foot is a foot?
- Why do math with letters?
- Wildlives : 50 extraordinary animals that made history
- Wilma Rudolph
- Wind power
- Women artists A to Z
- Wonder
- World War II Technology
- You, me and empathy : teaching children about empathy, feelings, kindness, compassion, tolerance, respect and recognizing bullying behaviors
- Zaha Hadid
- Zen happiness
- Zookeeper
- 1,000 facts about the White House
- 1,000 facts you just won't believe
- 100 first words
- 100 ways to be thankful
- 1000 awesomely Gross and Disgusting Facts
- 25 women who dared to go
- 25 women who fought back
- 25 women who ruled
- 25 women who thought of it first
- A dream of flight : Alberto Santos-Dumont's race around the Eiffel Tower
- A family is a family is a family
- A light in the darkness : Janusz Korczak, his orphans, and the Holocaust
- A map into the world
- A moon for Moe and Mo
- A perfect day
- A potato on a bike
- A songbird dreams of singing : poems about sleeping animals
- A world of programming
- ABC mindful me
- Accused! : the trials of the Scottsboro Boys : lies, prejudice, and the Fourteenth Amendment
- Ada Lovelace
- Ada Lovelace : a 4D book
- Adjectives
- Adrian Simcox does not have a horse
- Adverbs
- Agatha Christie
- Alice in wonderland
- Along came Coco : a story about Coco Chanel
- Alphonse, that is not ok to do!
- Ambulance rescue
- Amelia : my first Amelia Earhart
- America's 50 states
- American Girl entrepreneur : Pleasant Rowland
- An ember in the ashes
- Animal discoveries
- Apprenticeships
- Arab nationalism and Zionism
- Arf! Arf!
- Arnold the brave
- Asteroids
- Audrey : my first Audrey Hepburn
- Away with words : the daring story of Isabella Bird
- B is for baby
- Baby day
- Baby goes to market
- Backyard bears : conservation, habitat changes, and the rise of urban wildlife
- Bad kitty gets a bath
- Bark in the park! : poems for dog lovers
- Bedtime, Ted!
- Before they were authors : famous writers as kids
- Benjamin Banneker : self-educated scientist
- Bet you didn't know! : outrageous, awesome, out-of-this-world facts, 2
- Billy Tibbles moves out!
- Bird builds a nest
- Bison
- Bizzy Bear : train engineer
- Black Beauty
- Bob the railway dog : the true story of an adventurous dog
- Bones in the White House : Thomas Jefferson's mammoth
- Borrowing bunnies : a surprising true tale of fostering rabbits
- Brown bear, brown bear, what do you see?
- Brown bears
- Brrr! Brrr!
- Bruce Lee
- Buddhism
- Burnt orange : color me wasted
- Capitals : visit the world's capital cities!
- Captain America : the winter soldier
- Carnival
- Carpenter
- Charlotte the scientist finds a cure
- Cheep! cheep!
- Children of virtue and vengeance
- Children's illustrated history atlas
- Chinese New Year colors
- Chocolate milk, por favor!
- Chomp : a shark romp
- Christianity
- Christmas & Hanukkah
- Cloth lullaby : the woven life of Louise Bourgeois
- Coal power
- Coco : my first Coco Chanel
- Comets
- Construction & building inspector
- Crane & crane
- Crave-worthy candy confections with a side of science : an augmented recipe science experience
- Cuddly critters for little geniuses
- Curious Pearl dives into weather
- Curious Pearl explains states of matter
- Curious Pearl identifies the reason for seasons
- Curious Pearl investigates light
- Curious Pearl kicks off forces and motion
- Curious Pearl masters sound
- Curious Pearl observes migration
- Curious Pearl tinkers with simple machines
- Cutest animals collection
- Dancing hands : how Teresa Carreno played the piano for President Lincoln
- Dancing through fields of color : the story of Helen Frankenthaler
- Daring dozen : the twelve who walked on the moon
- David Bowie
- Deep green : color me jealous
- Deep-sea diver
- Delectable cupcakes with a side of science : an augmented recipe science experience
- Dibs!
- Dinosaur atlas : amazing facts, fold-out maps and life-size fossils
- Dinosaurs by the numbers : a book of infographics
- Dinosaurs!
- Discover dinsosaurs
- Discover the savage world
- Dive! : World War II stories of sailors & submarines in the Pacific
- Doctor Strange
- Dolly Parton
- Don't push the button!
- Dream big, little one
- Dumbo
- Easter, Passover & festivals of hope
- Eating ethically
- Electrician
- Ella : my first Ella Fitzgerald
- Ella May does it her way
- Ember and the ice dragons
- Emmeline Pankhurst
- Engineering the Eiffel Tower
- Enough! : 20 protesters who changed America
- Environmental Protection Agency
- Equality's call : the story of voting rights in America
- Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's library
- Everything is Mama
- Eyes of the world : Robert Capa, Gerda Taro, and the invention of modern photojournalism
- Falcons
- Fear the bunny
- Feed your mind : a story of August Wilson
- First laugh : welcome, baby!
- Flat Stanley and the bees
- Flooring installer
- Flower talk : how plants use color to communicate
- Food safety basics
- Foolproof frozen treats with a side of science : an augmented recipe science experience
- Fox and the box
- Foxes
- Frances dances
- Frida : my first Frida Kahlo
- From grapes to jelly
- From here to there : the story of how we transport ourselves and everything else
- From milk to cheese
- From milk to ice cream
- From peanuts to peanut butter : by Bridget Heos ; illustrated by Stephanie Fizer Coleman
- Fun on the farm
- Funny animals
- Galaxies
- Genius communication inventions : from Morse code to the internet
- Genius engineering inventions : from the plow to 3D printing
- Genius optical inventions : from the X-ray to the telescope
- Genius physicist Albert Einstein
- Genius transportation inventions : from the wheel to spacecraft
- Girls who run the world : 31 CEOs who mean business
- Go green! : join the green team and learn how to reduce, reuse, and recycle!
- Go show the world : a celebration of Indigenous heroes
- Go, girls, go!
- Good dog, McTavish
- Good night stories for rebel girls : 100 tales of extraordinary women
- Good night, Wind
- Goodbye brings hello
- Gorillas
- Grand Canyon
- Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 2
- Guess how much I love you
- Guitar genius : how Les Paul engineered the solid body electric guitar and rocked the world
- Halloween & remembrances of the dead
- Hammering for freedom : the William Lewis story
- Harriet : My first Harriet Tubman
- Have you seen my trumpet?
- Hawk mother : the story of a red-tailed hawk who hatched chickens
- Heating and cooling technician
- Hedy and her amazing invention
- Hello, my name is ... : how Adorabilis got his name
- Henry Ford
- Hiccupotamus
- High five
- Hooray for hat!
- How kind!
- How much is infinity?
- How to disappear completely and never be found
- How to hide a lion at Christmas
- Hungry bunny
- Hunting safety, licensing, and rules
- Hurry up, Alfie!
- Hydropower
- I am Malala : how one girl stood up for education and changed the world
- I got a new friend
- I look up to... Ruth Bader Ginsburg
- If I were a park ranger
- If you plant a seed
- Iguanas
- Immaculate
- Independence days
- Inventor, engineer, and physicist Nikola Tesla
- It's a small world
- It's the end of the world as I know it
- Jabari jumps
- Jaguars
- Jane : My first Jane Austen
- Johannes Gutenberg : inventor and craftsman
- Junk drawer engineering : 25 construction challenges that don't cost a thing
- Juno Valentine and the magical shoes
- Killer whales
- Koalas
- Learn to program
- Leave it to Abigail! : the revolutionary life of Abigail Adams
- Leila in saffron
- Length
- Lent, Yom Kippur & days of repentance
- Libba : the magnificent musical life of Elizabeth Cotten
- Lights! Camera! Alice! : the thrilling true adventures of the first woman filmmaker
- Little Red Riding Hood
- Little Unicorn is angry
- Living on the veg : a kids' guide to life without meat
- Llama Llama red pajama
- Locked up for freedom : civil rights protesters at the Leesburg Stockade
- Look again : secrets of animal camouflage
- Look up with me : Neil deGrasse Tyson : a life among the stars
- Look, there's a helicopter!
- Look, there's a submarine!
- Love & war : an Alex & Eliza story
- Love makes a family
- Madam C.J. Walker : inventor and businesswoman
- Mae Jemison
- Many : the diversity of life on Earth
- Marie Curie : physicist and chemist
- Marking the religious New Year
- Marvel Avengers, Age of Ultron
- Mary Shelley
- Mary who wrote Frankenstein
- Masonry worker
- May I come in?
- Maya Angelou
- Me and my fear
- Meerkats
- Mei-Mei's lucky birthday noodles
- Migration : incredible animal journeys
- Minions : the junior novel
- Mission to Pluto : the first visit to an ice dwarf and the Kuiper belt
- Mixed : a colorful story
- Moons
- Most dangerous : Daniel Ellsberg and the secret history of the Vietnam War
- Motor Goose : rhymes that go!
- Muhammad Ali
- My pillow keeps moving!
- National Geographic Little kids first big book of science
- National parks : a kid's guide to America's parks, monuments and landmarks
- Natural gas power
- Noah Noasaurus
- Noodlephant
- Nouns
- Nuclear power
- Ocean animals collection
- Ocean discoveries
- Older than dirt
- On the farm, at the market
- One is a pinata
- One more wheel : a things-that-go counting book
- Our world is relative
- Owls
- P is for poppadoms : an Indian alphabet book
- Pandas
- Pass it on
- Peace Corps
- Penguins
- Peppa Pig and the Christmas play
- Pip and Posy : the Christmas tree
- Pip and Posy : the snowy day
- Planet Earth collection : readers that grow with you
- Planet Earth discoveries
- Planets
- Play : Jugar
- Playdate
- Plumber
- Predators Collection : Readers that grow with you
- Preparing for your hunting trip
- Professional crocodile
- Rachel Carson : a 4D book
- Ramadan
- Rhinoceroses
- Ringing in the Western & Chinese New Year
- Rise of the dragon moon
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