Most Popular Books by Brad Herzog

Readers will learn about six pitchers who joined forces to throw a no - hitter for the Houston Astros in 2003. They''ll travel with Susan Butcher and her sled dogs as they work together to win the 1990 Iditarod. Through twenty dramatic examples kids will see the true power of teamwork.

Levelled independent readers to build on guided reading succes

The complete lower primary Guided Reading series for developing independent readers. Benchmark Books are fiction and non-fiction titles that teachers can use to assess students'' reading development.

Readers can test their knowledge of the world of sports in more than thirty-five puzzles, including name games, word searches, crossword puzzles, and rebuses.

Teach kids about positive character through real - life examples. Sportsmanship goes beyond a single game. It shines through in all these stories, including the actions of college softball player Mallory Holtman, who helped an injured opponent, and of German track star Luz Long, who befriended Jesse Owens - in front of Hitler - at the 1936 Berlin Olympics.

In 2020, millions of Americans anticipated the most important presidential election in generations against a backdrop of converging calamities: the worst health crisis in a century, the highest unemployment rate since the Depression, countless small businesses on the brink of demise, historic racial confrontation, cities and forests ablaze, and an autocrat in the Oval Office who only aggravated a nation''s deep divisions. Democracy seemed to hang in the balance. America had reached an inflection point. So acclaimed travel author Brad Herzog decided it was time to take a drive, coast to coast. His goal: Immerse himself in the moment. Chronicle 2020 -- not in hindsight, but in real time. DETOUR 2020 takes the reader to Jamestown and Appomattox, Hazard and Dodge City, Metropolis and Roswell, the Little House on the Prairie and the Grand Canyon. Each stop allows examination of an American wrong turn -- entrenched and emboldened racism, xenophobia, conspiracism, science denial, uncivil discourse, toxic masculinity, misplaced idolatry, malignant leadership. With wit and insight, Herzog takes us on an expedition into the heart of a nation and its tragic deviations. Sometimes a beautiful drive isn''t pretty.

Presents some of the athletes that will gather in Sydney, Australia for the summer games along with a guide to every sport and cool facts and fun stats.

These true stories of courage in sports will inspire and amaze young readers. Jackie Robinson showed great courage in the face of racism when he broke professional baseball''s color barrier in 1946. Other courageous athletes highlighted in this book include surfer Bethany Hamilton, who lost her left arm in a 2003 shark attack. But just a few weeks later, she was back in the waves. Sports fans and readers will love these dramatic tales. The Count on Me: Sports series is a collection of dramatic tales of character in action, bringing together exciting sports history, real-life examples of sports and character building, and lively storytelling. Each book features twenty true stories of athletic challenge, triumph, and sometimes heartbreak. All the books explore a wide variety of sports, with historical and contemporary episodes featuring male and female athletes from around the world.

Explore the universe and learn about the science and history of space discovery in this educational and interactive guide! Humans have always sought to push the boundaries of discovery, exploring not only Earth but the universe beyond. For centuries, scientists have been fascinated by space, studying everything from the planets to supernovas. The discoveries they’ve made have radically changed our view of the universe and our place in it. An out-of-this-world experience, Spacepedia lets kids explore space through the stories in the stars. Young readers can learn about the science of the solar system and the history of space exploration, even getting a glimpse into the future of space technology and how it compares to the imaginings of popular sci-fi books and movies. Aspiring astronauts will get a comprehensive overview of everything space, from Galileo’s first telescope to robots on the Red Planet. Filled with interactive inserts, photos, and illustrations, this encyclopedic guide to the universe takes kids on an exciting and interactive journey through space.

"Connections uses vibrant photos and minimal text in specially selected books to create conversation among caregivers and those in the moderate to severe stages of Alzheimer''s/dementia. This experience can help create special moments and memories for the caregiver as well as calming and reducing stress for the individual in care."--

Addresses the challenges posed by the 10,000 women in California''s prisons & the 12,000 women on parole for the State of California''s vast & underperforming network of health, education, human service, & criminal justice programs. Most of these women have been both victim & offender, & most of them have children. This report follows up on a 2003 report on parole policies by examining the State''s efforts to break the cycle of violence, crime & addiction by female offenders. Contents: Introduction; Changing Lives Through Community Intervention; Background; A Correctional Strategy for Female Offenders; Preparing for Success; A Re-entry Model to Reduce Recidivism; Conclusion; Appendices. Charts & tables.