While nonfiction can be a hard sell to elementary readers, these ones never fail to excite
I love the illustrations in this book, and the animals represented are a great mix of one's kids do know and want to learn more about
Cute Animals That Could Kill You Dead: A Funny Picture Book of Adorable ...
The title alone is an easy way to get kids excited to read this one and share it with others
Butt or Face?: A Hilarious Animal Guessing Game Book for Kids
As a cryptid lover myself, I love this read for upper elementary to learn more about the history of pop culture creatures
Catching Cryptids: The Scientific Search for Mysterious Creatures
The illustrations in this one are gorgeous, and I love the storytelling
Cassini's Mission: A Spacecraft, a Tiny Moon, and the Search for Life ...
I found this book is a really great informational text about this holiday and Indigenous culture
Indigenous Peoples' Day by Katrina Phillips - Birchbark Books
A really fun interactive read for talking about popular fairytale stories and fractured fairytales
Endlessly Ever After: Pick YOUR Path to Countless Fairy Tale Endings!
I love how highly visual this book is for young readers who love animals
Above, Below and Long Ago -
This book has 100s of languages represented, some basic words in that language, but also gives great information about where that language came from and the people who speak it
The Atlas of Languages (Hardcover) -
Ths book is a great way to talk about food chains and animal habitats, with a very unique illustration style
Chomp-O-Rama: The Strange Ways That Animals Eat
I love the title of this book, and kids who are fascinated wth things like the Titanic, funny history and more will get a kick out of this one
An Epic History of Failure: A Blundering Book of Facts
