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Scholastic Press

815books in catalog

About this publisher’s catalog

This catalog offers a diverse mix of stories and nonfiction that often center on historical events, social themes, and imaginative adventures. Readers can expect a blend of character-driven narratives alongside informative works that explore science, history, and cultural experiences. The range here invites exploration by topic or tone to find both engaging fiction and educational nonfiction.

What you’ll often find

  • Stories set against historical backdrops, including significant social issues and events.
  • Adventures featuring mythical creatures and fantasy elements mixed with action and survival themes.
  • Nonfiction titles that explain scientific concepts through accessible formats, sometimes incorporating humor or graphic elements.
  • Explorations of race, prejudice, and social justice woven into both fiction and biography.
  • School and friendship dynamics portrayed with attention to real-life challenges and humor.
  • Environmental and natural science topics presented through narrative or factual accounts.
  • Accounts of notable historical disasters and transportation history in nonfiction form.

How to browse this shelf

  • Start by choosing between fiction and nonfiction to match your reading preference.
  • Look for historical settings if you prefer stories grounded in real events or social themes.
  • Seek out fantasy and adventure labels for imaginative, action-driven narratives.
  • Explore nonfiction science titles that use visual or humorous approaches for learning.
  • Use social themes or cultural experience tags to find books addressing race and community issues.
  • Try searching by environmental or survival topics for stories with nature-focused challenges.
  • Narrow your search by time period or geographic focus to find stories set in specific eras or places.

Good fit if you like

  • Reading that combines educational content with engaging storytelling.
  • Character-driven narratives that explore friendship, identity, and social issues.
  • Books that balance humor with serious themes in approachable ways.
  • Explorations of history and culture through both personal stories and broader nonfiction.
  • Imaginative worlds featuring mythical creatures and adventurous quests.
  • Learning about science and nature through creative formats and clear explanations.

Generated from the books currently available in this catalog.

Authors published by Scholastic Press

  • Malice — Chris Wooding

    Malice — Chris Wooding

  • Batman’s Dark Secret — Kelley Puckett

    Batman’s Dark Secret — Kelley Puckett

  • Jinx of the Loser — Kowitt, H. N.

    Jinx of the Loser — Kowitt, H. N.

  • Yesterday Again — Barry Lyga

    Yesterday Again — Barry Lyga

  • Drawing from Memory — Allen Say

    Drawing from Memory — Allen Say

  • Moon Rising — Tui Sutherland

    Moon Rising — Tui Sutherland

  • The Three Little Superpigs — Claire Evans

    The Three Little Superpigs — Claire Evans

  • Superbat — Matt Carr

    Superbat — Matt Carr

  • Alexander’s Army — Chris D’Lacey

    Alexander’s Army — Chris D’Lacey

  • Remy Sneakers Vs. the Robo-rats — Kevin Sherry

    Remy Sneakers Vs. the Robo-rats — Kevin Sherry

  • Daja’s Book — Tamora Pierce

    Daja’s Book — Tamora Pierce

  • Defender of the Realm — Mark Huckerby

    Defender of the Realm — Mark Huckerby

  • Havoc — Chris Wooding

    Havoc — Chris Wooding

  • The Inker’s Shadow — Allen Say

    The Inker’s Shadow — Allen Say

  • The Loser List — Holly N. Kowitt

    The Loser List — Holly N. Kowitt

  • Archvillain — Barry Lyga

    Archvillain — Barry Lyga

  • Slam Dunk! — Robinson, Sharon

    Slam Dunk! — Robinson, Sharon

  • Watch Wolf — Kathryn Lasky

    Watch Wolf — Kathryn Lasky

  • Mama Lion Wins the Race — Jon J. Muth

    Mama Lion Wins the Race — Jon J. Muth

  • Born Confused — Tanuja Desai Hidier

    Born Confused — Tanuja Desai Hidier