This Investigation is recommended for students typically 12–14 years in age or those working at a middle school ability level. This guide book is made for students to work in independently.

8.5"x11", Physical Copy and Digital Interactive Access With PDF Download Option

220 pages, full color

This Investigation is recommended for students typically 12–14 years in age or those working at a middle school ability level. This guide book is made for students to work in independently.

8.5"x11", Digital Interactive Access With PDF Download Option

220 pages, full color

What can we learn from a life spent watching the world closely?

This unique biography–nature journal invites readers into the mind of Leonardo da Vinci, one of history’s greatest observers, thinkers, and creators. Through the story of his life—his questions, sketches, experiments, and endless curiosity—readers discover how Leonardo studied the natural world with wonder and discipline, seeing patterns in water, flight in birds, and beauty in both science and art.

Blending biography with guided nature observation, this book encourages teens to slow down, look closely, and engage with the real world just as Leonardo did. His faith in order, design, and discovery reflects a belief that truth can be found through careful study of creation, where science and art work together to reveal deeper meaning.

More than a record of one remarkable life, this book is an invitation—to observe, to question, to create, and to develop a lifelong love of learning. As readers follow Leonardo’s journey, they are inspired to cultivate their own curiosity, connect faith with reason, and explore the world with attentive eyes and an open heart.

Perfect for students who love nature, science, art, and thoughtful reflection, this book shows that careful observation can lead not only to knowledge—but to wonder.

157 pages, color print, spiral bound

What can we learn from a life spent watching the world closely?

This unique biography–nature journal invites readers into the mind of Leonardo da Vinci, one of history’s greatest observers, thinkers, and creators. Through the story of his life—his questions, sketches, experiments, and endless curiosity—readers discover how Leonardo studied the natural world with wonder and discipline, seeing patterns in water, flight in birds, and beauty in both science and art.

Blending biography with guided nature observation, this book encourages teens to slow down, look closely, and engage with the real world just as Leonardo did. His faith in order, design, and discovery reflects a belief that truth can be found through careful study of creation, where science and art work together to reveal deeper meaning.

More than a record of one remarkable life, this book is an invitation—to observe, to question, to create, and to develop a lifelong love of learning. As readers follow Leonardo’s journey, they are inspired to cultivate their own curiosity, connect faith with reason, and explore the world with attentive eyes and an open heart.

Perfect for students who love nature, science, art, and thoughtful reflection, this book shows that careful observation can lead not only to knowledge—but to wonder.

157 pages, interactive digital version with download option

This Investigation is recommended for students typically 15–17 years in age or those working at a high school ability level. This guide book is made for students to work in independently.

8.5"x11", Physical Copy and Digital Interactive Access With PDF Download Option

253 pages, full color

This Investigation is recommended for students typically 15–17 years in age or those working at a high school ability level. This guide book is made for students to work in independently.

8.5"x11", Digital Interactive Access with PDF Download Option

253 pages, full color

What can we learn from a life spent watching the world closely?

This unique biography–nature journal invites readers into the mind of Leonardo da Vinci, one of history’s greatest observers, thinkers, and creators. Through the story of his life—his questions, sketches, experiments, and endless curiosity—readers discover how Leonardo studied the natural world with wonder and discipline, seeing patterns in water, flight in birds, and beauty in both science and art.

Blending biography with guided nature observation, this book encourages teens to slow down, look closely, and engage with the real world just as Leonardo did. His faith in order, design, and discovery reflects a belief that truth can be found through careful study of creation, where science and art work together to reveal deeper meaning.

More than a record of one remarkable life, this book is an invitation—to observe, to question, to create, and to develop a lifelong love of learning. As readers follow Leonardo’s journey, they are inspired to cultivate their own curiosity, connect faith with reason, and explore the world with attentive eyes and an open heart.

Perfect for students who love nature, science, art, and thoughtful reflection, this book shows that careful observation can lead not only to knowledge—but to wonder.

157 pages, color print, spiral bound

What can we learn from a life spent watching the world closely?

This unique biography–nature journal invites readers into the mind of Leonardo da Vinci, one of history’s greatest observers, thinkers, and creators. Through the story of his life—his questions, sketches, experiments, and endless curiosity—readers discover how Leonardo studied the natural world with wonder and discipline, seeing patterns in water, flight in birds, and beauty in both science and art.

Blending biography with guided nature observation, this book encourages teens to slow down, look closely, and engage with the real world just as Leonardo did. His faith in order, design, and discovery reflects a belief that truth can be found through careful study of creation, where science and art work together to reveal deeper meaning.

More than a record of one remarkable life, this book is an invitation—to observe, to question, to create, and to develop a lifelong love of learning. As readers follow Leonardo’s journey, they are inspired to cultivate their own curiosity, connect faith with reason, and explore the world with attentive eyes and an open heart.

Perfect for students who love nature, science, art, and thoughtful reflection, this book shows that careful observation can lead not only to knowledge—but to wonder.

157 pages, interactive digital version with download option

Written by William Shakespeare / Abridged and Annotated by Kelsy Hinton

Dive into one of Shakespeare’s most compelling dramas! This student-friendly, clean-cut edition of The Merchant of Venice brings his unforgettable story to life with clarity and care. Inside, you’ll meet the kindhearted Bassanio; the wise and witty Portia; the loyal Antonio; and Shylock, a character whose choices spark deep questions about justice, mercy, and forgiveness. The play blends friendship, risk, romance, and moral quandary—all set against the vibrant world of Renaissance Venice. Helpful annotations appear throughout to explain language, cultural references, and key elements, making the story easier to understand while preserving Shakespeare’s original voice. This edition is designed to guide students through the drama with confidence, insight, and enjoyment. 

128 pages, perfect bound, 8.5" x 11"