Children's Non-Fiction

Reading non-fiction is armchair travel at its finest. Books can take children to foreign lands or even outer space, introduce them to long-deceased historical figures, interest them in a newfound hobby, or educate them about the wonders of science. Teachers will find books to aid their discussions of almost every subject, and parents may find that they learn just as much as their kids when they read the pages of quality children's non-fiction.

Latest articles in Children's Non-Fiction

National Geographic Kids Infopedia

Nat Geo's Infopedia is a kids' book the whole family will want to read. It is packed with fun and interesting facts for inquisitive minds.

Feb 22, 2011 – Wendy Tomlinson

Drew Brees Biography for Children by Michael Portman: A Review

This children's book about Drew Brees covers the career of the New Orleans Saints star quarterback. It allows third-grade level readers fun and achievement.

Jan 30, 2011 – Gloria W. Lupo

Ricky's Dream Trip Through the Solar System Book Review

A grandfather, William Stevenson, has written his first book for his grandson Ricky. Stevenson is an educator and he's written a "teacherish" sounding book.

Jan 29, 2011 – Velma Southerland

Children's Book Review: CC Sabathia Biography, by Therese Shea

This third-grade level biography of CC Sabathia tells of the baseball superstar's life and career. It includes action photos, a fun quiz and a glossary.

Jan 28, 2011 – Gloria W. Lupo

The Best Thanksgiving Book for the Whole Family: Thank You, Sarah

If you are looking for a Thanksgiving book to read to your class, your kids, or your whole family, check out Thank You, Sarah by Laurie Halse Anderson.

Nov 9, 2010 – Daniel Allan

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