Seven-year-old Nia loved running home after school to spend time with her Granddad. She would turn on the music and they would dance around the living room-Nia anchoring herself gently on her grandfather's large shoes. But one day when Nia turned on the music, Granddad thought it was bedtime. Another time, he forgot that he had already eaten his favorite cookies. He also started to forget his famous fish story. Young readers are taken on the journey...

This Italian-American Newbery Medalist presents a humorous account of his childhood and youth in Norristown, Pennsylvania.

"Which famous mathematician would only pee when facing the Sun? How would our world be different if we had 8 fingers, instead of 10? And why is it theoretically impossible for you to walk from your house to the corner shop? Find out the answers to all of these questions and more, in this rip-roaring run-down of the whole history of math, from cavemen counting on baboon bones, to today's big data wizards who use math to solve crimes. Mathematicool!"...

"Through a variety of poetic forms, readers journey across the continental United States to visit 14 historic tree sites. Trees include the Emancipation Oak in Virginia to the Methuselah tree in California. Facts cover geography, history, and nature"--

"This book examines current research that demonstrates how dinosaurs are compatible with the biblical record"--

"ICR scientists show how the evidence demonstrates that sea creatures are compatible with the Bible but not with evolution"--

From kids, for kids, here are the answers to real questions to help their faith grow strong! Never short of questions, let these titles bring answers to children who may just want to know, or who may be struggling in their walk with Christ. Parents and teachers need not be afraid of the tough questions with these solid apologetics titles in The Answers Book for Kids series.

"Engaging images accompany information about costumes and props. The combination of high-interest subject matter and narrative text is intended for students in grades 3 through 8"--

Learn about this city that many Mormons consider the birthplace of their religion.

"Lucy was not a proper little girl. She was sassy. She was bold. She was funny. She was a rule-breaking, chance-taking, comedy pioneer. Can't act? Can't sing? Can't dance? Lucy proves them all wrong - and then has the last laugh when she finally lets her inner funny girl shine. In 1951, the hit show I Love Lucy took television by storm, and has made millions laugh ever since. Lucy! is the true story of how Lucille Ball overcame the odds to become...