Suzanne Costner, Fairview Elementary School, TN

From the reaches of outer space to the tiny world of nanobots, these science series will spark student interest.

A good story can make history come alive, and these true stories from the past will draw readers in.

Every young scientist will find something of interest in these collections that feature a variety of topics, formats, and reading levels.

This spring’s history and landmark series include unusual facts, natural and architectural wonders, and sensational criminal cases.

From simple machines to solving crimes, measurement to space exploration, this season’s general science offerings explain how things work.

Brightly colored illustrations, realistic portrayals of ancient warriors, and photos of famous landmarks make this season’s series visually appealing - but the true standout is the inclusion of historically overlooked viewpoints.

What do dinosaurs, teaspoons, and quantum physics have in common? These are just a few of the topics that this season’s books offer to students.

This season has readers delving into the accomplishments of ancient civilizations, marveling at incredible feats of architecture, and exploring the history and celebration of holidays.

Saber-tooth cats, satellites, and everything in between can be found in this season’s releases.