10 and up

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The Queens’ English is a massive dictionary for children, ages 10 and up. It’s not about a monarch across the ocean.

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A Kid’s Guide to the Chinese Zodiac is a must-have for anyone wanting to understand the Chinese culture . . .”

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“Far from a stuffy, dusty story, Turner gives us an exciting scientific thriller . . .”

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“deserves to be widely read and treasured.”

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“Packed with extraordinary stories from the lives of elephants and whales that will entrance animal lovers of all ages, Beyond Words will enlighten anyone contemplating an African

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“Dreaming in Code is an important project, promoting girls’ contributions in science, and an inspiration to young people in search of creative outlets for their un

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History buffs, educators, and even adventure-seekers love to discover unsung movers and shakers—especially stories that include elusive African American heroines whose lives and achievements have b

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“Stunning photographs . . . fascinating information . . .”

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Peter Frankopan is professor of global history at the University of Oxford. Steeped in knowledge of the world’s past he has written this book for his four children.

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One of our era’s most popular artists and a leading art critic take us on a tour from cave paintings  to computer drawings.

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John Hendrix tells a very complicated story in tracing Dietrich Bonhoeffer's journey of faith in Nazi Germany. The graphic format serves him well as he intersperses dense text passages with art.

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Targeted toward 8–12 year olds, A Journey Through Art takes a fresh and fun look at art throughout the eras and around the world.

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“Art Up Close contains great variety, excellent selection, and attractive presentation: a wonderful way to teach art history.”

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Introducing Quiet Power, Susan Cain writes to her kids and team audience, “Through the stories and experiences of other young people like you, I’ll address questions that introverts often