Encyclopedias

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As the only general reference encyclopedia still published today, The World Book Encyclopedia 2025 provides authoritative content on almost every topic to learners of all ages, from school-age readers (9-18) to adults. Whether you are looking up information to understand a subject or checking a fact for a homework assignment, tens of thousands of index entries make it easy to find information. Abundant colorful photos, illustrations, and maps supplement the easy-to-read text.

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As the only general reference encyclopedia still published today, The World Book Encyclopedia 2024 provides authoritative content on almost every topic to learners of all ages, from school-age readers (9-18) to adults. Whether you are looking up information to understand a subject or checking a fact for a homework assignment, tens of thousands of index entries make it easy to find information. Abundant colorful photos, illustrations, and maps supplement the easy-to-read text.

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As the only general reference encyclopedia still published today, The World Book Encyclopedia 2023 provides authoritative content on almost every topic to learners of all ages, from school-age readers (9-18) to adults. Whether you are looking up information to understand a subject or checking a fact for a homework assignment, tens of thousands of index entries make it easy to find information. Abundant colorful photos, illustrations, and maps supplement the easy-to-read text. Look inside here! ...

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The 2020 election has been considered by many to be the most important election in recent times, with monumentally high stakes. With voter turnout massive by recent standards, how exactly did Joe Biden make it to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue? World Book answers this question and many more in Destination: Pennsylvania Avenue.

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A beginner general reference A-Z encyclopedia designed for elementary, ESL/ELL students, and reluctant readers. Promotes comprehension, knowledge retention, and research skills necessary for learning success. Easy-to-read articles about countries of the world; U.S. states; Canadian provinces and territories; such famous people as Simone Biles, Billie Eilish, Elon Musk, and Greta Thunberg; and such recent historical events as the COVID-19 pandemic and the Black Lives Matter...

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Can a radish be black in color? Do butterflies really eat butter? Find these answers plus more in The Discovery Science Encyclopedia. This guide to core science topics is designed to be used by elementary and middle school students. Individual volumes cover such areas of inquiry as plants, technology, and human beings. Extension activities and experiments make this a hands-on series suited to different learning styles.