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Resources share the relationship genre to Literature
- Adventure stories, Ruth Thomson
- Start writing about things I do, Penny King ; Ruth Thomson
- Money math, addition and subtraction, by David A. Adler ; illustrated by Edward Miller
- Weird but true!, 300 outrageous facts, 8
- Ultimate ocean rumble, by Jerry Pallotta ; illustrated by Rob Bolster
- Myths busted!, just when you thought you knew what you knew--, by Emily Krieger ; illustrated by Tom Nick Cocotos
- The magic school bus presents polar animals, text by Cynthia O'Brien ; illustrations by Carolyn Bracken
- Walking is a way of knowing, in a Kadar forest, Madhuri Ramesh, Manish Chandi, Matthew Frame
- Letters to a young writer, some practical and philosophical advice, Colum McCann
- Anne Frank, the book, the life, the afterlife, Francine Prose
- Fat and queer, an anthology of queer and trans bodies and lives, edited by Bruce Owens Grimm, Miguel M. Morales, Tiff Joshua TJ Ferentini
- Out of sight till tonight!, all about nocturnal animals, by Tish Rabe ; illustrated by Aristides Ruiz and Joe Mathieu
- The portable Jack Kerouac, edited by Ann Charters
- Baby penguins
- What happens when a loved one dies?, our first talk about death, Dr. Jillian Roberts ; illustrated by Cindy Revell
- Creative writing, [written by Mary Budzik ; illustrations, Simon Basher]
- Hottest, coldest, highest, deepest, Steve Jenkins
- What do you think, Katie?, writing an opinion piece with Katie Woo, by Fran Manushkin ; illustrated by Tammie Lyon
- Theater, John Malam
- Your senses at the dentist's office, by Kimberly M. Hutmacher
- How to tell a legend, Janet Stone
- Drugs, Toney Allman
- The best American science and nature writing 2019, edited and with an introduction by Sy Montgomery ; Jaime Green, series editor
- Who was Jacques Cousteau?, by Nico Medina ; illustrated by Dede Putra
- Girl code, gaming, going viral, and getting it done, Andrea Gonzales and Sophie Houser
- How did that get in my lunchbox?, the story of food, Chris Butterworth ; illustrated by Lucia Gaggiotti
- Groundhog Day, by Rachel Grack
- From cotton to T-shirt, Robin Nelson
- B-2 stealth bombers, by Jack David
- I is for immigrants, Selina Alko
- Ultimate bug rumble, by Jerry Pallotta ; illustrated by Rob Bolster
- The born frees, writing with the girls of Gugulethu, Kimberly Burge
- The magic school bus explores the senses, by Joanna Cole ; illustrated by Bruce Degen
- The magic school bus going batty, a book about bats, adaptation by Nancy E. Krulik ; illustrated by Bob Ostrom ; based on the episode from the animated TV series produced by Scholastic Productions, Inc. ... ; TV script written by Ronnie Krauss, Brian Meehl, and George Arthur Bloom]
- Writing fiction for dummies, by Randy Ingermanson and Peter Economy
- The story cure, a book doctor's pain-free guide to finishing your novel or memoir, Dinty W. Moore
- First little comics, by Liza Charlesworth, Guided reading levels C & D
- The magic school bus, inside the human body, by Joanna Cole ; illustrated by Bruce Degen
- You wouldn't want to be an Egyptian mummy!, disgusting things you'd rather not know, written by David Stewart ; illustrated by Dave Antram ; created and designed by David Salariya
- In print!, 40 cool publishing projects for kids, Joe Rhatigan
- The seeing stone, Tony DiTerlizzi and Holly Black
- Bugs! Bugs! Bugs!, by Bob Barner
- Black boy joy
- Too much of life, the complete crônicas, Clarice Lispector ; translated by Margaret Jull Costa and Robin Patterson ; with an afterword by Paulo Gurgel Valente
- When Turtle grew feathers, a folktale from the Choctaw nation, Tim Tingle ; illustrated by Stacey Schuett
- From flower to honey, by Robin Nelson
- The emperor's egg, Martin Jenkins ; illustrated by Jane Chapman
- What is climate change?, by Gail Herman ; illustrated by John Hinderliter
- Saint Patrick's Day, by Rachel Grack
- From wax to crayon, Robin Nelson