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The article enumerates ten ways that teachers and librarians can work together to highlight nonfiction books, which can be a gateway to literacy as well as a portal to knowledge. These include experimenting with shelving at the library, adding a popular nonfiction section, and conducting a book match survey.

So, you're looking for a sports nonfiction collection refresh that is gonna give you 110 percent? A veritable Miracle On Ice or Helmet Catch of sports nonfiction--one of those memorable [...]

Need to introduce the states of matter to primary grades or provide role models for budding high school entrepreneurs? This spring's series offer a range of topics for exploration, including [...]

Learning how to read process writing is such an important skill--luckily, one of the best ways to refine this ability rewards the reader with fun things to do and/or cool [...]

High-interest, low readability books, known as 'hi-lo' books, combine engaging, age-appropriate content with texts written at a lower reading level to interest struggling readers. Hi-lo books are highly readable, with [...]

It's been a weird year for sports and not in the wacky, fun way. With so many seasons stalled, restarted, or in jeopardy, fans are longing for game day. In [...]

Librarians and educators have a lot of options to choose from when updating their environmental and natural science collections this fall. New titles examine weather phenomena, food, seasons, and the [...]

Students will be engrossed, entertained, and inspired as they delve into fascinating accounts of paranormal proceedings, vivid descriptions of legendary beings, and the exploits of mythic heroes and heroines whose [...]

This season's newest series provide captivating sights and facts. Complex histories written in either simple or advanced text, supplemented with colorful photographs, help readers build vocabulary. Descriptions of daily life, [...]

Educators, librarians, and caretakers are currently grappling with how to teach history. This reckoning is reflected in many of these series. Children are being introduced to difficult topics at a [...]

Technology is all around us. These new series provide the best ways for young readers to interact with and learn from it. There is a healthy serving of gamification, a [...]

Picture Books ARNALDO, Monica. Mr. S. HarperCollins/ Katherine Tegen. p. 68. ASTERPLUME, Z.B. Sometimes, a Tiger. Feiwel & Friends, p. 68. CHARLTON-TRUJILLO, e.E. & Pat Zietlow Miller. A Girl Can [...]

Throughout the history of America, black people have had their bodies, culture, and ideas appropriated by people outside of their community. Over time, the African American narrative has been repackaged [...]

The social sciences shed light on the world around us and help us understand our place in it. This season's selections cover a wealth of seemingly unrelated topics that touch [...]

Whether readers have an interest in physically traveling to another place or they enjoy experiencing different scenery from home, these series make exploring more accessible with engaging texts, rich photographs, [...]

Popular contemporary figures and classic report topics represent the latest in biographical series. Hip-hop stars, the royal family, and prominent living women such as Katherine Johnson and Megan Smith are [...]

According to many adults, 'If you have your health, you have everything!' Children and teens, however, may not be as familiar with this saying. But after reading these series, students [...]

These series feature popular government and military subjects. 'iCivics' introduces readers to various aspects of the United States government, including the functions of local governments and federal elections. Presidential pets [...]