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On Tyranny is historian Timothy Snyder’s most famous work. Published in 2017 and updated after the attack on the Capitol in 2020, it uses examples from European history to warn and instruct Americans about the imminent arrival of tyranny in their...
Harper Lee wrote To Kill a Mockingbird during a very tense time racially in her home state of Alabama. The South was still segregated, forcing blacks to use separate facilities apart from those used by whites, in almost every aspect of society....
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Scientists hope to study Mars by using the rocks to learn about the planet's history, geology, and to determine whether or not it ever supported life. By analyzing the rock's composition, they can check for signs of past water activity and...
Iqbal secretly puts money and a letter in his friend's pocket as he throws him onto the train. Iqbal had so much love and respect for his friend that he made it his mission to ensure he left Pakistan safely.
Cassie is the first-person narrator of the novel. At ten years old, she is the second oldest and the only female child in her family. Cassie is intelligent, outspoken, and self-confident, even when those qualities threaten to get her in trouble...
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