Educational: Citizenship & social education books

What is a conspiracy theory? Why do people like conspiracy theories? What are some of the most infamous conspiracies...  Read More >>

The federal budget affects all of us, whether we know it or not. Monies spent by the government go into our education,...  Read More >>

Does science have a place when it comes to making public policy? The answer might not be as simple as many people...  Read More >>

Gerrymandering, the manipulation of boundaries in order to benefit one group or political party, is not new, but...  Read More >>

""Some people believe free speech means you can say whatever you want and no one can get mad at you or punish you...  Read More >>

Economic sanctions, the withdrawal of established trade relations, have been used as a nonviolent strategy by governments...  Read More >>

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""Fake news is a term that is used and often misused by politicians, in the news, and on social media. What does...  Read More >>

Worried about nuclear war? What about nuclear energy? How about radioactive materials? All of these things fall...  Read More >>

Terrorism. Immigration. Cyber security. Border control. In addition to being hot-button issues, these are also the...  Read More >>

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Members of the Armed Forces come from all over the United States. These citizens choose to serve their country by...  Read More >>

In recent years, the prime minister of Canada has made a name for himself on the international political stage,...  Read More >>

Young readers will learn how making decisions as a group is an important part of our roles as citizens. The book...  Read More >>

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Like any other place where people live in the world, Latin America has its fair share of legendary tales. El Chupacabra,...  Read More >>

This book explores the role of petitioners in civic society --  Read More >>

Concerned with promoting economic growth, the Department of Commerce is responsible for things like creating jobs...  Read More >>

For more than a hundred years, the Department of Labor has been protecting the American workers. From ensuring that...  Read More >>

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Gashadokuro are just one kind of many different fascinating creatures in Japanese mythology. These are giant skeletons...  Read More >>

Did you know that an 18th century Swedish king ate himself to death at a feast? Or that Maria Callas swallowed a...  Read More >>

Did you know that Louis XIV, the Sun King, had 48 wigmakers to help him hide his premature baldness? Hair has always...  Read More >>

Some young readers may be unfamiliar with the child-stealing witch well known to Russian folklore. After reading...  Read More >>