Newest Children's Non-fiction Book:

Guinness World Records 2010

Over 100 million copies of Guinness World Records have been sold since 1955, and the 2010 edition will most certainly increase that number as it celebrates the first decade of the 21^st century with many new categories: Top 50 records of the decade, Unbreakable records, famous Lasts, and Culture Shock (interesting customs from around the world). Traditional categories such as Space, the Animal Planet, the Body, Human Achievements and Sports have been fully updated to satisfy Guinness' fans' thirst for knowledge.

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More New Children's Non-Fiction:

Older Children's Non-Fiction:

• 2010
  • Open Me Up: Everything You Need to Know About the Human Body, by Laura Buller et al (January 22^nd)
• 2009
  • Big George: How a Shy Boy Became President Washington, by Anne Rockwell (September 21^st)
  • The Frog Scientist, by Pamela S. Turner (September 14^th)
  • Extreme Scientists: Exploring Nature's Mysteries from Perilous Places, by Donna M. Jackson (August 8^th)
  • Getting Ready for the Fair, by Celeste Carmichael (July 13^th)
  • Bees, Snails & Peacock Tails, by Betsy Franco and Steve Jenkins (March 23^rd)
  • Helen's Eyes: A Photobiography of Annie Sullivan, Helen Keller's Teacher, by Marfe Ferguson Delano (March 9^th)
  • Our White House: Looking In, Looking Out, by Various Authors (March 2^nd)
  • Frogs, by Nic Bishop (February 23^rd)
  • What the World Eats, by Peter Menzel (January 20^th)