Introduces young readers to the basics of organic gardening by noting its benefits and offering tips for getting started.

"Annie Easley didn't plan to become a computer, but she needed a job, and she was good at math. Her work at NASA helped send rockets into space. She lived a life of learning and helping others. Her story inspires all young people to enjoy science and math." --

This is a brief biography of the self-proclaimed technology evangelist who was the first woman to serve as Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of the United States. The little girl who was curious about everything now believes that everyone can use technology, data, and science to make the world a better place while reducing the human impact on the planet. She shows how fun the field of technology can be, and how people of all backgrounds can adventure...

Updated for 2020, this math concept book engages young readers through simple text and photos as they discover the difference between odd and even.

Readers will learn about the mayor's office and what the mayor does.

Teaches about ducks, how farmers care for them, and what benefits we get from these little farm animals.

Presents an introduction to vultures, including their physical characteristics, hunting behaviors, life cycle, and the conservation efforts being made to save them from extinction.

In simple language, supplies basic facts about the United States, such as how where the country is located and how the voting system works.

Introduces the mathematical concept of one half, explaining that when something is cut into two parts, both the same size, they are each one half, and that together they make a whole.

Presents an introduction to kites, including their physical characteristics, hunting behaviors, life cycle, and the conservation efforts being made to save them from extinction.