This spring’s issue of Series Made Simple includes a diverse selection of topics that will inspire readers to get out there and explore, think, and act. 

Familiar characters, harrowing survival stories, and regional fact guides help readers expand their knowledge about the world around them in this spring’s geography selections.

This season’s government and military series separate myth from fact in titles about American culture, presidents, and armed forces.

Facing life’s challenges and understanding the experiences of others are themes in this season’s health and wellness selections.

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

This season’s natural science series offer a closer look at the interconnected systems that make up the natural world.

Information and ideas about how we can act, as communities and individuals, for a better and cleaner world can be found in this season’s social justice selections.

This spring’s series nonfiction titles for early readers offer books on a range of fun and fresh topics that will help build foundational reading skills.  

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