Amy Li

Professor Everafter uses science, technology, engineering, and mathematics to make the tale of Hansel and Gretel work better, such as building a wooden frame for the gingerbread house.

"From lightbulbs and bottle caps to water taps and peanut butter lids, screws are everywhere! Learn about screws and make your own spinning top with the help of an alien engineer"-- Provided by publisher.

"Join the Maker, an alien who knows all about machines, and take a look at wedges. Readers will learn about different types of wedges and how they help make life on Earth easier"-- Provided by publisher.

Professor Everafter uses science, technology, engineering, and mathematics to make Jack's tale work better, such as figuring out how the beanstalk might have grown without sunlight.

"Patches wants to make pretty necklaces for her friends! Full-color illustrations and fun stories make this a simple introduction to patterns for early readers"-- Provided by publisher.

What kinds of animals live under the ground? Readers discover the answer to this question as they learn fun facts about the animal world while having lots of fun along the way. Basic science curriculum concepts, such as habitats and adaptations, are presented to readers through simple sentences and clear text. In addition, vibrant illustrations allow readers to visualize these new animal friends. Readers are then able to interact with these creatures...

From designer watermelons and rust-removing potatoes to brain freezes and peanut butter diamonds, curious kids can use this book to dig into the strange and silly knowledge scientists have, discovered, when it comes to food.

A smart but silly alien companion and toy-making activity make learning about levers tons of fun! Readers can discover how levers work and the types of levers we see in our everyday lives.

The Odd Box Arcade had Ellie's favorite game. But one day, its main character, Professor Molebody, is missing. What will Ellie do?

Ever wonder what it'd be like in space? It's sillier than you'd think! Stretched spines, poop on the moon, and planets that rain diamonds are just a few things readers will learn about.