Patrick Corrigan

"A group of kids imagine all the duties and responsibilities of U.S. National Park Rangers"--

"Thomas Jefferson helped write the Declaration of Independence and became the third president of the United States. Before he helped create America, Thomas was a young boy who loved to play outside, read, and think about new ways of doing things. He studied law and came up with revolutionary ideas that helped build a new country." -- Amazon.

"Stan Lee was a famous comic book writer, artist, editor, and publisher for Marvel Comics. Before he helped create heroes like the Incredible Hulk, Spider-Man, the X-Men, and Black Panther, Stan was an imaginative boy who spent hours reading all sorts of different stories and letting his thoughts run wild. These stories inspired him to come up with exciting plots and new characters of his own. Explore how Stan went from being a young boy growing up...

When Luca's cabinmate wishes to disappear because of bullying, Raven and Luca use their knowledge of wishes--and friendship--to bring him back.

Can a magical wish make Raven and Luca best friends again after they quarrel over their double act in the school talent show?

"It's important for us to eat food that nourishes us and helps our bodies grow and stay healthy. How does food do this? Readers are introduced to the concept of nutrition in an accessible way as they explore the clear and concise main text and delightful illustrations. Fun facts about food are presented using age-appropriate language, and readers find relatable situations that highlight healthy choices regarding food. It's not always easy to convince...

"Brushing our teeth, taking showers or baths, and washing our hands are some of the important ways we keep clean. Why do we have to do these things? Readers find out for themselves in this age-appropriate resource for questions about personal hygiene. Fun facts are presented about why keeping clean is an essential part of staying healthy, and this information is presented in simple sentences that feature accessible language for independent reading....

"Have you ever wondered how the moon was formed or why it changes shape in the sky? The moon's story began 4.5 billion years ago, but it continues to affect everything we do today, from weather to timekeeping. Award-winning science author Robert E. Wells explains how and why the moon matters in our lives-and for the future of space exploration"--

"Some young readers might wonder why they have to go to school, so this charming volume uses gentle language to explain the importance of education. Relatable scenarios help readers see for themselves that school can be fun, and discussion points allow young readers to develop critical-thinking skills and to talk about what they've learned in the classroom or with their parents or guardians. The simple, clear text is paired with colorful illustrations...