Sterling Speciality Catalog

Fact or Fib?
A Challenging Game of True or False
by Kathy Furgang
How much do you know about dinosaurs,
bugs, and animals? Play a round of “Fact
or Fib” and find out! Stegosaurus had the
smallest brain of all the dinosaurs. An ant
can lift a ladybug. There are about four
million dogs in the world today. Which of
these is true—and which isn’t? 208 pp,
7¼ x 5½, Paper, ages 8+
ISBN: 9781454909828 Rights: W
$7.95 ($8.95 CAN)
Fact or Fib? 3
A Challenging Game of True or False
by Kathy Furgang
Is a basketball rim twice the width of the
ball? Does the average person walk about
70,000 miles during a lifetime? Can playing
sports help kids do better at school? And
when a food label says “natural ingredients”
. . . could it mean crushed bugs? Test
your smarts about sports, fitness, and
health—and try to tell fact from fib.
208 pp, 7¼ x 5½, Paper, ages 8+
ISBN: 9781454915881 Rights: W
$7.95 ($9.50 CAN) NoveMBer
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Fact or Fib? 2
A Challenging Game of True or False
by Kathy Furgang
What’s right and what’s wrong?: Mars is the
hottest planet. Your nose can remember
50,000 different scents. Some modern
artificial hands are controlled by the patient’s
own muscles. Check it out, take a guess, and
see how you do! This fun fact book covers
space, the human body, and technology.
208 pp, 7¼x 5½, Paper, ages 8+
ISBN: 9781454909835 Rights: W
$7.95 ($8.95 CAN)
Fact or Fib? 4
A Challenging Game of True or False
by Kathy Furgang
How well do you know art, music, and
entertainment? Enough to separate fact
from fib? Try these and see! Painter Vincent
Van Gogh may have been colorblind.
Taylor Swift released her first album when
she was 16 years old. Digital cameras
were the first instant cameras. Which is
the truth . . . and which a lie? 208 pp,
7¼ x 5½, Paper, ages 8+
ISBN: 9781454915898 Rights: W
$7.95 ($9.50 CAN) NoveMBer
PiCtuRe books: Non-Fiction
The Kid’s Guide to
exploring Nature
This gorgeously illustrated guide will inspire
kids to look closely at the world around them!
Created by the experts at the renowned
Brooklyn Botanic Garden, it teaches children
how to observe environments as a naturalist
does and leads them on 24 adventures that
reveal the complex ecosystems of plants and
animals in the woods, at the beach, and in a
city park. 120 pp, 8 x 9, Paper, ages 8 to 12
ISBN: 9781889538891 Rights: US/Can
$12.95 ($14.95 CAN) AUGUST
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Bug Detective
by Maggie Li
From creepy-crawly beetles and scary
spiders to beautiful butterflies, this playful
guide will grab bug-crazy kids! Funny
picture-packed pages provide lots of information
on tons of bugs, with each spread
focusing on one particular creature. Plus,
the book comes with a magnifying glass
so budding “detectives” can complete the
“missions” they’ll find throughout.
28 pp, 9½ x 9½, Hard, ages 6+
ISBN: 9781454915164
Rights: US/Can/Philippines
$14.95 ($16.95 CAN)
Animal Atlas
by Mark Williams
This animal atlas spans the globe, showing
which creatures are native to the Americas,
Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia, and Antarctica.
In addition to maps of every region, all
the animals—from Arctic polar bears and
puffins, to southern Africa’s elephants, lions,
and zebras, to Australia’s kangaroos and
koalas—appear in lively color photographs.
16 pp, 10¾ x 10 ¾, Board, ages 3+
ISBN: 9781905638437 Rights: US/Can
$8.95 ($9.95 CAN)
My First Atlas
by Mark Williams
Colorful, appealing, and simple enough for
the youngest readers, this engaging atlas
introduces children to the whole wide world.
Each spread features a big, easy-to-read map
of a particular region along with photos of
famous landmarks and monuments, beautiful
natural sites, and popular activities. From
Antarctic penguins to the Great Wall of China
to Australian surfers, each image will stimulate
kids’ minds. 16 pp, 10¾ x 10¾, Board, ages 3+
ISBN: 9781910184196 Rights: US/Can
$8.95 ($9.95 CAN)
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