Thomas Edison did his first experiment with goose eggs at age two. When he was thirteen years old...

Eager young readers will learn amazing anecdotes about the earliest accomplishments of some of...

This easy-to-read chapter book series brings American history to life Clever questions act as...

What does a baby dolphin do on the first day it is born? These full-color photographs show him...

Simple words and short sentences make these lively books perfect for the newest readers.

This book shows what Harriet Tubman’s life was like when she was enslaved and follows her brave journey to freedom. Harriet, often called the “Moses of Her Race,” didn’t stop once she escaped. She returned again and again to lead more than three hundred enslaved people to new, free lives as a conductor on the Underground Railroad.