Disasters are inherently frightening, riveting, and involving. Manmade and natural disasters—grabbed straight from the headlines—leave tragedy, destruction, and for the survivors, years of anguish.

Weird things keep happening in Middleton. Teens in this town must escape from what feels like nightmares caused by unexpected strangers, dangerous "accidents," and other spooky events. Twists and turns will keep readers on the edge of their seats as they wait to see how these teens survive . . . or IF they survive!

A haunted lighthouse, a cursed bog. Places can have more secrets than people. These entertaining titles follow teens at the mercy of a cursed place—until, that is, they find The Atlas of Cursed Places.

Inspire future scientists and engineers with dozens of amazing experiments and activities. Super Scientist Max Axiom hosts a collection of kid-friendly projects related to chemical reactions, forces and motion, mechanical engineering, and structural engineering.

These classic novels have been adapted and designed for struggling readers, while retaining the tone and plot of the original work.

In these fast-paced and highly engaging stories about natural disasters, teens face life-or-death situations in which they need luck and quick thinking to survive. While outrunning storms and surviving in the most extreme conditions, relatable characters encounter larger-than-life excitement!

Super Scientist Max Axiom is back in action with these nonfiction graphic novels. Max uses his super powers to demonstrate and explore science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) concepts in ways never before experienced in the classroom.

In the game of high school, football rules. In these fast-paced stories, football rules more than just the school—it's at the heart of the town. Each book offers relatable characters trying their best to play the game they love.

Join Super Scientist Max Axiom as he reveals the science behind a perfectly placed pass, a home run hit, and a well-timed dunk–all in graphic novel format.

A unique format, including a narrative which gives the reader an opportunity to understand each plot--simplified, but filled with its original richness.

Have you ever done anything really, really stupid? You're not alone. These books are about other people who did really stupid things-in public-and what happened as a result.

Travel to ancient Egypt and explore the facts and mysteries of pyramids, mummies, hieroglyphics, ancient rulers and the Rosetta Stone.

Let the history, legends and myths of ancient Greece capture your students' imagination, from Alexander the Great, The Olympics, Oracles, Greek philosophy, and Atlantis.

These high interest fantasy stories are for the advancing reader who likes an offbeat tale.

An appealing way to bring history to life in your classroom. Examine important events that shaped the history of the United States and the World.

These interactive tales of life-and-death adventure give readers the chance to choose the plot twists and ending to each story. In the process they learn about survival techniques for dangerous situations.

The world is a shell of its former self. Most of the world's population is gone. You're one of the few lucky survivors, but can you trust the people that remain? Or will you face the bleak future on your own?

Real Heroes of Sports presents the inspiring true stories showing young fans the best side of sports.

Graphic novel format paired with gripping stories of history's most compelling disasters make these books true page-turners.

These engaging 32-page biographies teach students about historical figures, and are great for primary and secondary students.

A creative way to use zombies, werewolves, and vampires to teach science. Each book uses a monster to present important scientific facts in an engaging and hilarious comic-book format.

Each title contains six to eight stories, black-and-white photos, fact boxes, a glossary, time lines, and maps.

These timeless classics are now offered at two different reading levels. The covers are virtually identical, but the versions at the lower reading level have larger type and more white space. Now all your students can enjoy classic literature!

These 4 sets of quick reads—just 32 pages each—are packed with excitement from beginning to end. These hi-lo paperback novels contain a variety of themes to appeal to all of your struggling readers!

Max Axiom is the ultimate science teacher. Watch him demonstrate and explain scientific concepts in a cool way.

Move through historical times from the Byzantine Empire to the age of imperialism. Each book in this collection features vivid photographs, high-interest content, primary sources, writing activities, maps, charts, key vocabulary, glossary, and index.

Get them excited about reading with inspiring content-area topics they'll want to learn about. Each book features engaging layouts, TIME for Kids® content, high-interest photographs, informational text, vocabulary, and sidebars.

Be amazed at these nonfiction books featuring engaging TIME for Kids® content. These high-interest books are designed to help build comprehension skills with cross-curricular content, challenging informational text, and key vocabulary.

Introduce literature with these classic tales retold, with attractive color illustrations.