Critical examination of the arguments for the existence of Big Foot, etc.

A conversation between Mrs. Green, a science teacher, and her students forms the basis of this thoughtful work. Starting with the historic concept of separation of church and state, the curious youngsters' insistent questions lead to a conversation of philosophic issues.

Fiction about believing in something despite all evidence. The main character must prove that the Earth is round to another character who stubbornly insists it is flat.

This book addresses morality and ethics and making moral choices.

There's a wealth of scientific information here, much of it quite complex. This book is best for middle school or advanced upper elementary readers. Lots of interesting activities complement the text.

A nice, balanced resource with plenty of information on world religions. It also includes a blurb on atheism, agnosticism & humanism and doesn't shy away from mentioning negative impacts of religion.

Introduction to evolution, also in a picture-book format. Would be a good companion book for 'How Whales Walked Into the Sea' for younger readers.

While few secular families eschew the holidays as Jenny's family does, this picture book presents an alternative point of view and affirms children whose parents desire a totally secular holiday.

This picture book explains what the winter solstice is and how it has been observed by various cultures throughout history.

Wonderful myths from many diverse cultures! Although the biblical god is not included in any of them, freethinking parents can point out the sheer number of other deities people used to believe in.

Introduces over twenty-five of the world's greatest philosophers and presents a simple version of the tenets of philosophy.

Hundreds of addictive questions and answers covering both science and pseudoscience. For young adults and advanced younger readers.

For every kid who really wants to know, here is a lively collection of explanations to the most frequently asked questions about our world.

Explores the Big Bang theory of how the universe may have begun.

An audio book for younger listeners about Gullible, a man who believes everything he hears.

30 mysteries encourage readers to think for themselves before the solution is offered. Historical ghost incidents, Mummy’s Curse, UFO creatures, Holy shroud, Loch Ness, and more