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What is Artificial Intelligence? 

When people think about artificial intelligence (AI), they may picture a futuristic world of flying cars, robots integrated into the human body, and computers ruling the world. However, AI is already a big part of how we live today-from music apps that let us hear our favorite songs to mapping apps that get us where we need to go. What Is Artificial Intelligence? uses engaging, interactive text to introduce readers to this hot topic, and to teach them how it can be used to improve our lives.

The Usborne Big Book of Stars and Planets 

Children can explore the wonders of space in this picture book with giant fold-out pages full of fascinating facts to satisfy the curiosity of every young space enthusiast. From the Sun and the planets in our Solar System to massive stars and vast galaxies and lots, lots more, there's a whole universe to discover.

Professor Thomas Cat's Guide to Understanding the Human Brain: The Dyslexia Files 

Professor Thomas Cat thinks he knows everything about the human brain and has a full presentation ready to teach other cats how it works. When he introduces the topic of dyslexia, Ava steps in with her own lived experience. With help from her dolphin sidekick, she explains what dyslexia feels like, how her brain processes words, and the strategies that help her succeed. 

Avatar, the Last Airbender: The Art of the Animated Series 

Join series creators Bryan Konietzko and Michael Dante DiMartino for a behind-the-scenes look at hundreds of pieces of concept, design, and production art as they take you on a guided tour through the development of this smash-hit television series in this new edition of the beloved artbook. Learn how Avatar: The Last Airbender took shape, from the very first sketch through the series finale, and beyond!

Tibet 

Tibet is a region of China, but it has its own unique culture, which readers explore in this detailed look at one of the world's most fascinating places. The comprehensive text highlights the mountains that give Tibet its title as the "Roof of the World," the spiritual beliefs that have shaped Tibetan life for centuries, and the historical and current events that have played a part in the development of this region's way of life.

El libro de las flores y los árboles 

Presents facts about plants, including which ones eat insects, how cacti store water, and where the tallest tree in the world is.