A collection of horror tales in which a young girl discovers evil forces lurking in her mother's garden, a boy whose radio gives news of a very strange kind, and the haunting of a construction worker killed in a dam accident

Nightwaves: Scary Tales for After Dark

Teen & Young Adult

McDonald, Collin

Literature & Fiction

Cobblehill

A guide to dinosaur remains around the United States lists the museums, arranged by region and state, and includes information on their location, hours, admission, phone numbers, and more.

Where to Find Dinosaurs Today

Cohen,Daniel

Cohen, Susan

Science & Math

Color photographs help introduce the Florida panther, one of the world's most endangered animals, showing how efforts are being made to preserve the thirty to fifty cats who are left in the Everglades area.

The Endangered Florida Panther

Clark, Margaret Goff

Children's Books

T.J., forced to make a perilous midnight ride with a dangerous criminal, relies on his ingenuity to attempt an escape so that he can rescue Alzheimer's-stricken Grandma Ruth. By the author of Nightmare Mountain.

Night of Fear

Kehret, Peg

The Fiddler of the Northern Lights

Natalie Kinsey-Warnock

Presents a dual biography of Thomas Garrett, a white Quaker living in the slave state of Delaware, and William Still, a free black man living in Philadelphia, who worked together as friends on the Underground Railroad to help bring slaves north where they could then be free.

Dear Friend: Thomas Garrett & William Still: Collaborators on the Underground Railroad

Bentley, Judith

Biographies

To earn some much-needed funds, Peter Dodge and Wishbone Wyoming come up with a series of money-making schemes, from melting down leftover Halloween candy to make Valentine fudge to a duck race, a three-legged race, and the Soul Soothers Club.

The Richest Kids in Town

Danger at the Fair

When Corey witnesses a pickpocket at the county fair, he decides to follow the man, leading to terror for Corey and his older sister Ellen when the desperate pickpocket stalks them through the fair's scary River of Fear ride.

Provides the story of how this holiday, marking the Emancipation Proclamation, spontaneously began on June 19, 1865, in Galveston, Texas, and grew from there into a nationwide celebration of freedom among African Americans.

Juneteenth: Freedom Day

Branch, Muriel Miller

Birds live on every habitat on the surface of the earth. Among ten thousand or so species of birds worldwide, a few stand out in the crowd. From tiny hummingbirds to huge ostriches, the oddest birds provide the best lessons about the nature of birds. Birds have many things in common -- wings, scaly legs, song, and beaks. The one feature unique to all birds, and what makes a bird a bird, is the feather. But, why do some have bushy headgear, while others have no head feathers? How cam some eat wax, while others dine exclusively on snails? Why do some have different types of beaks, and why do some build huge nests, and others none? With a lively text and eye-catching color photographs, this book explores the unique habits of birds from your backyard and around the world.

Bizarre Birds

Wechsler, Doug

Animals

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