General fiction (Children's&YA) books

""Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion."" This right, which begins the First Amendment,...  Read More >>

What would happen if the president were to become incapacitated or unable to perform their duties? In this educational...  Read More >>

The Constitution is the cornerstone of American government and society. Young people may wonder who created the...  Read More >>

There's something fun about the prospect of driving a huge vehicle, and young children are always full of wonder...  Read More >>

What could be more exciting than having a job at which thousands of people cheer for you when you do well? Becoming...  Read More >>

What did the turkey say when he was offered some pumpkin pie? No thanks, I'm already stuffed! Thanksgiving is a...  Read More >>

Hungary is a central European country with a rich history and a complex culture. Home to the Magyar ethnic group,...  Read More >>

Young people today may wonder, can anyone become president? In this enlightening book, readers will learn all about...  Read More >>

Singapore isn't just a country--it's also a city-state! This tropical island nation is known for being a wealthy...  Read More >>

Japan is a nation made up of nearly 4,000 islands! Being an archipelago covered in mountains greatly impacted the...  Read More >>

Valentine's Day is full of love, fun, cards, and candy--which means there's a lot to joke about! From heart puns...  Read More >>

What happens if you make a magician angry? He'll pull out his hare! In this book, readers will discover humorous...  Read More >>

Humor can be found just about anywhere--even on Independence Day! From fireworks to hot dog eating contests, the...  Read More >>

National parks are areas set aside by the national government for the public to enjoy or learn from. Many serve...  Read More >>

It's the most wonderful time of the year--for jokes! From Santa to snowmen and reindeer to cards of holiday cheer,...  Read More >>

One is a rocky body that orbits the sun between Mars and Jupiter. The other is made of ice, gas, and rock and travels...  Read More >>

The Cascade Range stretches from Northern California, through Oregon and Washington States, and into southern British...  Read More >>

When miners go underground, they face cave-ins, explosions, and deadly, unseen gases such as methane. There's great...  Read More >>

What does it mean for a metal to be ""precious""? These metals are useful and rare, like gold, and that makes them...  Read More >>

""O say can you see . . ."" These familiar words ring out in song before many major sports events and government...  Read More >>

Many people know the Liberty Bell by sight. But they likely don't know it hasn't been rung since 1846! That was...  Read More >>

When did slavery start in North America? Why did it occur so long in the United States? And what happened once enslaved...  Read More >>

The first permanent English settlement in North America, Jamestown is the start of the colonial period. Who settled...  Read More >>

The almost 1 million acres of Olympic National Park protect hundreds of lakes, thousands of miles of rivers and...  Read More >>

Join Little Pumpkin on a trick-or-treating adventure!This multi-sensory book has an embroidered touch-and-feel cover...  Read More >>