Series The Deadliest By Eleanor Spicer Rice
Hardcover edition
Publisher W. W. Norton & Company Imprint Norton Young Readers ISBN9781324053774
The Deadliest: Flower
21.6
Meet the deadliest flowering plants on Earth.
Whose toxin is the most potent? Is it the beautiful belladonna? The eye-catching angel’s trumpet? The infamous wolfsbane? Or someone else?
The host of this stiff competition, Dr. Eleanor Spicer Rice, teaches the rules for poisonous plant interactions (Do not eat! Do not pick!) and introduces the contestants.
This tale of blooms and doom invites readers into the world of deadly flowering plants: where they grow, how they’re used—and what could happen if you ever come into contact with one. It also encourages readers to appreciate them, showing why they’re important to the places they live—and why we should protect them. With humor, accessible science, and a colorful graphic format by best-selling artist Max Temescu, The Deadliest: Flower shows that even the deadliest things in nature may not be as scary as we think.
"Ultimate Deadly!" activity. Full-color illustrations.
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High-Interest Nonfiction Middle Plus (Grades 5-8)
High-Interest Nonfiction Middle Plus
High-Interest Nonfiction Middle Plus (Grades 5-8)
For Grades 5-8
This collection features high-interest nonfiction titles selected to spark curiosity and invite exploration. Selections cover a range of compelling real-world topics, including history, science, and biography, through visually rich presentation and accessible, story-driven approaches designed to encourage browsing, discovery, and conversation, as well as sustained reading.
Interests
Nonfiction, Biographies, STEAM, History, Reluctant Readers, Adventure, Pop Culture
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The Deadliest Fires Then and Now: The Deadliest #3High-Interest Nonfiction Middle Plus
May 2022
POTENTIALLY SENSITIVE AREAS
Discrimination: Racial Insensitivity/Racism,Violence: Death
21.6
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The Deadliest #2: Deadliest Hurricanes Then and NowHigh-Interest Nonfiction Middle Plus
February 2022
POTENTIALLY SENSITIVE AREAS
Discrimination: Racial Insensitivity/Racism,Social Issue: Harsh Realities of Life,Violence: Death
17.85
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