From Nylon to Backpacks

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Readers

AMICUS READERS

Amicus Readers provide an inviting variety of nonfiction leveled books for K-2, serving young learners in pursuit of reading skills—just like Amicus pursues the big red ball.

Illustrated

AMICUS ILLUSTRATED

Amicus Illustrated offers fiction and nonfiction for preschool to grade 6 with highly visual information and stories that students—and our pal Amicus—are after!

High Interest

AMICUS HIGH INTEREST

Like many students, Amicus likes to pursue what's of interest to him. Amicus High Interest books serve individual interests of those in grades 2-6.

Ink

AMICUS INK

Amicus Ink features board books, picture books, and paperbacks that encourage young children to explore facts, examine ideas, and imagine new ways of understanding the world.

Spot

SPOT

Spot books pair key words with engaging images at the beginning, middle, and end—making it fun to read, spot, and learn.

Sequence

SEQUENCE

Sequence books explain the processes and timelines behind kids' favorite things. Each title connects products and knowledge step-by-step from idea, through creation and discovery, to the end user.

9781681524825

Cari Meister / Albert Pinilla

A child wonders where backpacks come from and learns about how nylon is made and woven into fabric, where it is sent to a backpack manufacturer. This illustrated narrative nonfiction book includes a map of what areas manufacture nylon, a glossary, and further resources.