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Also look at NSTA's book lists. Best STEM books https://www.nsta.org/best-stem-books-k-12 and the Outstanding Trade Books https://www.nsta.org/outstanding-science-trade-books-students-k-12. Books are also mentioned in Teaching Science through Trade Books https://common.nsta.org/resource/?id=10.2505/9/WSNSTA200303 and in Picture Perfect Science https://www.nsta.org/book-series/picture-perfect-science, both NSTA publications. The Early Years Column often references books as well; picture books can be a great provocation for older students including upper elementary
Make friends with your school librarian and your local public librarian. They are great resources! The American Library Association is also a useful reference. And when you are stuck with searching Amazon, pay close attention to the reviews for content accuracy
Good luck!
Anne
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