In the tradition of inspirational pick-me-ups like Lin-Manuel Miranda and Johnny Sun's G'Morning, G'Night but with a Calvin & Hobbesian sensibility comes this whimsically nerdy spin, illustrated by Natalie Metzger, on motivating folks into getting creative and "DOING THE THINGS." For several years, Chuck has crafted hilarious and inspirational thoughts of the day--they might begin with an optimistic salvo, but inevitably and mirthfully detour into the demon-summoning, robot-making, or confirming that humans are actually mythical hybrid creatures. Equal parts inspiring, sweet, and very funny, Wendig's profane and imaginative galvanizing quips in You Can Do Anything, Magic Skeleton! are sure to amp up readers and motivate them to get things done.

Miss Campbell and her class discover all about the human body, including the heart, the skull, the lungs, and the digestive system in a book enhanced by pull-out tabs that reveal cross-section views.

Join tour guide Abdul and his group of young tourists on their visits to ancient sites in exciting Egypt. See an ancient Egyptian nobleman's house, a dhow, one of the pyramids at Giza, a temple at Abu Simbel, and a stone tablet covered in hieroglyphs. Read all the fun facts about life in ancient Egypt, then pull the tabs to see how everything looked in ancient Egyptian times.

Nature has lots of hidden wonders, from wasps' nests tucked in hollow tree trunks to ant colonies built in mounds on the ground. Join a class of kids as they walk through a big park and find wonderful things happening everywhere. The tabs help uncover it all. Does the pond look empty? Give a pull and suddenly the water teems with life: mussels, stickleback fish, a great diving beetle, a swimming frog, mosquito larvae, newts, and flora. Look closely: busy beavers are building their dam; and there are the ventilation shaft, food store, living chamber, and below-the-waterline entrance. Science has never been so entertaining.