New Releases by Adrianna Morganelli

How many of your classmates like to eat apples? This is information we call data. Read along as friends gather data at school and organize it to show the information in helpful ways.

Friends identify the shapes of things in their neighborhood, create new shapes by joining and separating existing ones, and discover why certain shapes are useful for building structures.

A group of friends play a game on their way to school by counting forward and backward by twos, fives, and tens.

Join a group of friends as they spot 3-D shapes around them, and learn how the shapes are used in different and exciting ways.

Read Along or Enhanced eBook: When doctors told her parents that she may never walk again, no one could have imagined that Wilma Rudolph would grow up to become the world’s fastest woman. This awe-inspiring book shows how, with grace, perseverance, and dedication, young Wilma used her inner strength to overcome physical disabilities caused by polio to win three gold medals for the USA in track and field at the 1960 Olympics. A sports superstar and an icon worldwide, her legacy continues to inspire youth and African-American communities today.

Read Along or Enhanced eBook: From rickshaws and rowboats to camels and cargo ships, this dynamic title looks at the different ways people and things move from place to place. Readers will learn how climate and environment affect transportation around the world.

Read Along or Enhanced eBook: From simple coverings in hot, dry places to thick layers that keep out the cold, this colorful book shows young readers how people dress in different parts of the world. From traditional clothing worn during times of celebration to clothing suited to different environments and weather, this fascinating book teaches readers about different types of clothing and what purpose they serve.

Qualified workers are required every day in manufacturing. If becoming a trained professional in a well-paying career appeals to you, this book will help you pick and choose from a wide variety of specialized jobs in the planning and managing of the processing of materials into products, including technical support and maintenance. Find out what path you need to follow in education and training to reach your dream job.

Growing up in Hawaii in a family of musicians, Bruno Mars started his music career performing at a young age. After high school he began producing music for other artists before working on a solo career of his own. His debut album sent him to the top of the charts worldwide and made him a Grammy winner only a year later. How can he top that?

Mountains and rivers; forests and tundra; grizzlies and caribou; trapping and whaling; the Klondike gold rush and the Yukon Quest: It's all about Yukon!

This fact-filled new book describes the tomato's history and how tomatoes have become a major part of our diet, whether uncooked or in sauces, pizzas, curries, and condiments. Interesting facts include the tomato's connection to folktales about werewolves and why today's commercial farm-grown tomato is seven times less nutritious than a tomato grown 50 years ago.

Explores the world of trucks from big to small and fast to slow.

Discusses the history of coffee including how it is grown, harvested, processed, and sold.

Mouth watering pictures illustrate this delicious new book on one of the world's favorite foods. Children will love learning how the ancient Aztecs created a special drink from the bitter beans of the cacao tree and how those beans later became the delectable treat known as chocolate. Fascinating facts reveal where and how cacao beans are grown and harvested, and how they are manufactured into many kinds of chocolate products.

Follows the footsteps of Samuel de Champlain in his mission to colonize what would later become Quebec. Illustrations and maps follow his trek from Cape Breton to Cape Cod and the lake that now bears his name.

A close-up look at the fastest cars in the world and the drivers who race them, follow Formula One's fascinating story. The concept of aerodynamics is also broken down into basic terms.

Intended for ages 8-14, this book talks about Columbus, his famous journey and the results of his interaction with the indigenous people he encountered. Features include: full-colour maps of the journey; native American culture and customs before and after Columbus' arrival; and the evolution of the world map.

Minerals are the most common substances on Earth. Some minerals such as copper and salt are easy to find. Others are more rare such as diamonds. This intriguing new book takes a close-up look at minerals and their role in the formation of rocks.