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Resources share the relationship genre to Literature
- Conceptualisms, the anthology of prose, poetry, visual, found, e- & hybrid writing as contemporary art, edited by Steve Tomasula
- Finding your voice, how to put personality in your writing, Les Edgerton
- Who was Jacques Cousteau?, by Nico Medina ; illustrated by Dede Putra
- Crafting a life in essay, story, poem, Donald M. Murray
- The monster health book, a guide to eating healthy, being active & feeling great for monsters & kids!, Edward Miller
- Money math, addition and subtraction, by David A. Adler ; illustrated by Edward Miller
- Girl code, gaming, going viral, and getting it done, Andrea Gonzales and Sophie Houser
- The way of the writer, reflections on the art and craft of storytelling, Charles Johnson
- A journey through art, a global history, Aaron Rosen ; illustrated by Lucy Dalzell
- Black boy joy
- The emotion thesaurus, a writer's guide to character expression, Angela Ackerman & Becca Puglisi
- What is climate change?, by Gail Herman ; illustrated by John Hinderliter
- The seeing stone, Tony DiTerlizzi and Holly Black
- If you find a rock, written by Peggy Christian ; photographs by Barbara Hirsch Lember
- The Gooney Bird collection, Lois Lowry
- Titanic, a nonfiction companion to Tonight on the Titanic, by Will Osborne and Mary Pope Osborne ; illustrated by Sal Murdocca
- Cesar Chavez, crusader for labor rights, by Kekla Magoon
- The coffee break screenwriter, writing your script ten minutes at a time, Pilar Alessandra
- Little Red Writing, by Joan Holub ; pictures by Melissa Sweet
- Detransition, baby, a novel, Torrey Peters
- How to be good at math, Peter Clarke, Caroline Clissold, Cherri Moseley ; editorial consultants, Peter Clarke, Jonathan Kolman ; illustrator, Acute Graphics
- How to write science fiction & fantasy, Orson Scott Card
- A beginner's guide to coding, Marc Scott ; illustrated by Mick Marston
- Police officer, Heather Miller
- The magic school bus, inside the human body, by Joanna Cole ; illustrated by Bruce Degen
- You wouldn't want to be an Egyptian mummy!, disgusting things you'd rather not know, written by David Stewart ; illustrated by Dave Antram ; created and designed by David Salariya
- How writers work, finding a process that works for you, Ralph Fletcher
- War no more, three centuries of American antiwar and peace writing, Lawrence Rosenwald, editor
- Growing up in Iran, by Barbara Sheen
- Winter, a spiritual biography of the season, edited by Gary Schmidt and Susan M. Felch ; illustrations by Barry Moser
- The magic school bus explores the senses, by Joanna Cole ; illustrated by Bruce Degen
- The magic school bus inside a hurricane, by Joanna Cole ; illustrated by Bruce Degen
- Growing up in Saudi Arabia, by Barbara Sheen
- The magic school bus and the electric field trip, by Joanna Cole ; illustrated by Bruce Degen
- Do dragons exist?, Gail Snyder
- The story of Hanukkah, by David A. Adler ; illustrated by Jill Weber
- A writer's notebook, unlocking the writer within you, Ralph Fletcher
- Never smile at a monkey, and 17 other important things to remember, Steve Jenkins
- Eats, shoots & leaves, why, commas really do make a difference!, by Lynne Truss ; illustrated by Bonnie Timmons
- Owls, Gail Gibbons
- Below your belt, how to be queen of your pelvic region, Missy Lavender, Jeni Donatelli Ihm ; illustrations by Jan Dolby
- What is the Super Bowl?, by Dina Anastasio ; illustrated by David Groff
- Scary stories 3, more tales to chill your bones, collected from folklore and retold by Alvin Schwartz ; drawings by Stephen Gammell
- Feminist utopia project, fifty-seven visions of a wildly better future, edited by Alexandra Brodsky and Rachel Kauder Nalebuff
- The American Revolution, [written by Douglas Rife and Gina Capaldi ; illustrated by Dennis Lyall]
- Where is the Great Wall?, by Patricia Brennan Demuth ; illustrated by Jerry Hoare
- Blood, bullets, and bones, the story of forensic science from Sherlock Holmes to DNA, Bridget Heos
- Kate DiCamillo, by Lucy Briggs
- How lovely the ruins, inspirational poems and words for difficult times, foreword by Elizabeth Alexander
- Imagination according to Humphrey, Betty G. Birney