Vink, Amanda

"Over 1,000 species of sea anemone live at different depths of the world's oceans, and readers will be surprised to learn they all function without brains. Like other invertebrates, sea anemones use a simple nervous system to navigate the waters around them. This book examines this invertebrate's life cycle as well as some of the characteristics that make sea anemones so unique, for example their symbiotic relationship with clownfish"--Provided by publisher.

The Team Time Machine kids go back in time to witness George Washington cross the Delaware River during the Revolution.

Introduces dogs, describing how to pick out the dog that's right for you, what to feed it, how to care for it, and how to socialize your dog.

Introduces young readers to dragonflies, looking at their physical characteristics, behavior, life cycle, and more.

Provides information about having a dog as a pet, looking at behavior and training, and covering what supplies, food, toys, and vaccines will be needed.

"Clare and Zari are best friends. They write music together, go everywhere together, and they know everything about the other . . . or at least they did before Zari started dating Dion. The more Zari falls for Dion, the less she has time for anything else. At first, Clare chalks it up to a new and exciting relationship, and she tries to be happy for her friend despite her loneliness. But when Zari shows to up to school with half-hidden bruises, Clare knows there's something darker about this relationship that has to be stopped"--Back cover.

Discusses digital addiction, looking at how digital addiction develops and how it can interfere with a person's daily life.

Explores the jaguar's diet, hunting practices, and history with humans and touches on the adaptations that allow it to be one of the most famous killers in the animal kingdom.

"To get into an all-state gaming competition, the members of the Coding club have to submit their own computer game. Working with a student graphic novelist, the Coders create a game, complete with a mashed-up Frankenstein monster, to help biology students prepare for an upcoming test. When the graphic novel goes missing before the code's done, it's trouble for everyone!"--Provided by publisher.

"Clare and Zari are best friends. They write music together, go everywhere together, and they know everything about the other . . . or at least they did before Zari started dating Dion. The more Zari falls for Dion, the less she has time for anything else. At first, Clare chalks it up to a new and exciting relationship, and she tries to be happy for her friend despite her loneliness. But when Zari shows to up to school with half-hidden bruises, Clare knows there's something darker about this relationship that has to be stopped"--Back cover.