Books

Name	Preview
1. You can cook One of the great pleasures in life is eating and if you can cook, you will always be able to conjure up a delicious meal even if you only have a few ingredients.
2. English grammar guide A self-study English grammar guide using innovative visual learning methods to make even the trickiest points easy to understand, for the approximately 1 million adults in the United States learning English as a second language.
3. Reading comprehension for kindly kids These reading comprehension tasks are centred around topics of interest to children in the 4-6 year age group. Some of the stories are short (‘Anna’s New Bike’ has 40 words) while others are much longer (‘The Ram and the Rainbow’ has 157 words). The passages are graded (in levels) according to how students are required to answer the questions and there are 10 stories for each level.
4. See how they grow - Pony A series of books for young readers charts the growth of animals and amphibians in charismatic, full-color, close-up and sequential action photographs taken over a period of hours, weeks, and/or months.
5. Reading Wonders SB Reading Wonders is the first and only reading program designed specifically for the Common Core State Standards for Reading/Language Arts. Combining research-based instruction with new tools to meet today's challenges, every component and every lesson is designed for effective and efficient CCSS instruction.
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6. Big Drawing Book An inspiring step-by-step drawing book that even pre-readers can follow, with lots of space to draw in the book. Children can discover how to draw very simple animals, vehicles, robots, monsters and more.
7. Bugs Profiling more than 200 insects and bugs, from beetles and butterflies to spiders and scorpions, find out what bugs eat, which are poisonous, which live the longest, and which can be found in your own backyard. Plus, learn about the products we get from bugs, such as honey, ink, silk, and jewelry, and how bugs and insects play important roles in our world.
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A Big Job   Age Range: 5 and up   Grade Level: Kindergarten and up
A Bit For Pip   Age Range: 5 and up   Grade Level: Kindergarten and up
A Kitchen   Age Range: 5 and up   Grade Level: Kindergarten and up
Above Me   Age Range: 5 and up   Grade Level: Kindergarten and up
Animal Helpers   Age Range: 5 and up   Grade Level: Kindergarten and up
Animal   Age Range: 5 and up   Grade Level: Kindergarten and up
Ben has to go   Age Range: 5 and up   Grade Level: Kindergarten and up
Celebrate the seasons   Age Range: 5 and up   Grade Level: Kindergarten and up
Changes   Age Range: 5 and up   Grade Level: Kindergarten and up
City in motion   Age Range: 5 and up   Grade Level: Kindergarten and up
Come in Barn   Topic: A day in the farm life   Age Range: 5 and up   Grade Level: Kindergarten and up
Do Animal Live in Plants?   Topic: How the animals and plants help one another   Age Range: 5 and up   Grade Level: Kindergarten and up
Down the Hill   Topic:The fox and his car   Age Range: 5 and up   Grade Level: Kindergarten and up
From Here to There   Topic:Modes of transportation   Age Range: 5 and up   Grade Level: Kindergarten and up
Fun for Six   Topic:The six little bugs   Age Range: 5 and up   Grade Level: Kindergarten and up
Fun in the Snow   Topic:Having fun in the snow   Age Range: 5 and up   Grade Level: Kindergarten and up
Get Ready   Topic:Getting ready for School   Age Range: 5 and up   Grade Level: Kindergarten and up
9. The Vietnam War   Topic:This book takes the reader on a carefully crafted journey through the maze of events that became the war in Vietnam. Remarkably thorough, and extraordinarily well-illustrated, this engaging book provides a wellwritten analysis through an American lens but does not hesitate to tell the story, no matter how difficult or painful. It is an excellent and highly readable synopsis of a very complicated era and a very complicated war.   Age Range: 5 and up   Grade Level: Kindergarten and up
10. Everything on Earth   Topic:Since its birth some 4.5 billion years ago, our planet has been shaped and molded like a gigantic ball of putty. Although the rocks and mountains and the beaches and oceans around us look like they are stable, they are ever-changing. Continents shift, sometimes resulting in violent earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. Mountains are born, and islands appear in the sea. Earth is a work in progress.   Age Range: 5 and up   Grade Level: Kindergarten and up
11. The Heinle Picture Dictionary   Topic: Picture dictionary with audio files   Age Range: 5 and up   Grade Level: A1 and up
12. 100 First Things That Go   Topic: transportations   Age Range: 5 and up   Grade Level: Kindergarten and up
13. CHILDREN’S ILLUSTRATED ENCYCLOPEDIA   Topic: ILLUSTRATED ENCYCLOPEDIA   Age Range: 12 and up   Grade Level: A2 and up
14. Visual Guide to Grammar and Punctuation   Topic: This book will teach you how to understand the different kinds of words in English, how they fit together to create different meanings and how to use punctuation correctly when you write.   Age Range: 8 and up   Grade Level: A1 and up