The Rosen Publishing Group's reading room collection

Discusses Native American cultures by focusing on their food and recipes.

Gives a history of blues music from its origins to the present day, with discussions of its African roots and its influence on other music.

Follows an aluminum can from the time it is collected for recycling, through ninety days of different processing steps, to a new can that is ready for use.

Explores the roots of the Juneteenth holiday that celebrates the end of slavery in the United States.

An introduction to the Constitution of the United States, explaining the three branches of the national government, the Bill of Rights, and the responsibilities of the leaders and the people who elect them.

Explains what the sky is, and provides scientific information about light and colors as they relate to the sky, oceans, and clouds.

A discussion of the American Revolution which takes a chronological approach, focusing on the development and use of a time line.

Photographs and simple text teach young readers about the Great Wall of China, its construction, and significance.

Provides information about the land, people, and customs of Mexico, and features a selection of recipes for favorite Mexican foods.

Discusses the history and traditions of China by focusing on its foods and recipes.