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Science Is Everywhere: General Science | Series Nonfiction
An uptick in titles that integrate elements of pop culture with STEM subjects mark this latest batch of series nonfiction.
Seeing Through Walls: Superman and the Science of Sight
Gr 4–7—Using the incredible abilities of the Man of Steel as a launching point into science and engineering concepts, this series combines a high-interest figure with solid, informational content...
Minerals
Gr 3–6—Each of the major types of rock—sedimentary, igneous, and metamorphic—receives its own treatment as do fossils, crystals, the rock cycle, and minerals in this selection...
Everything Is Teeth
Evie's youth as well as the lure of sharks may help this title appeal to teens, though the overarching tension and the final scenes of her father's death may speak to a more mature or adult audience. For any collection where graphic memoirs are popular.
How Coal Is Formed
Gr 4–7—While geologic resources may not be the first topic to spring to tween minds when considering exciting sciences, the extraction, refining, and uses of minerals and fossil fuels is made quite interesting in these volumes...
Math in the Asteroid Belt
Gr 3–6—Math and mathematical concepts are used to reinforce facts about planets and other celestial bodies to adequate success in this series...
The Science Behind Batman's Tools
Gr 2–4—This series makes clever use of a famous superhero to introduce a variety of STEM facts to primary readers...
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