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  • Book cover of The Iron Law of Zoology

    Best friends Arabella and Elizabeth Ellen have great concerns regarding the direction our country and culture is heading. They need answers. When their attitude changes from Theres nothing I can do to We have to do something, they begin their journey to find answers. On the way, they have a great time as well as difficult situations. They invite you to join them.

  • Book cover of The Make-over

    Includes advice on grooming, diet, make-up, exercise, wardrobe planning, nutrition, and behavior.

  • Book cover of The Relationship Between the Physical Properties of Low Density Lipoprotein and Particle Oxidative Susceptibility
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  • Book cover of Smithsonian Explores: Outer Space
    Smithsonian

     · 2025

    Travel the universe with the Smithsonian! Featuring stickers, posters, and hundreds of fascinating facts, this book will transport readers 8-12 across the galaxy. From the silvery glow of Earth's moon to the far reaches of the galaxy and beyond, there's so much to explore in space. Hop aboard a spaceship and travel to the planets in our solar system, dodge meteors, visit nebulas, and consider the mysteries of the universe, learning fun facts and answering trivia questions along the way. Featuring incredible photos, SMITHSONIAN EXPLORES: OUTER SPACE is everything a budding astronaut needs to begin their journey. In addition to a fascinating fact book, SMITHSONIAN EXPLORES: OUTER SPACE includes a box full of hundreds of high-quality stickers and two fold-out posters for kids to decorate. Watch outer space come to life before your eyes!

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    Includes advice on grooming, diet, make-up, exercise, wardrobe planning, nutrition, and behavior.

  • Book cover of Smithsonian Explores: Bugs and Insects
    Smithsonian

     · 2025

    Discover bugs and insects with the Smithsonian! Featuring stickers, posters, and hundreds of fascinating facts, this book lets readers 8-12 get up close and personal with the planet's tiniest creatures. From a tiny ant on the forest floor to a gorgeous butterfly soaring through the sky, there are so many bugs and insects to see. Get out your magnifying glass and check out buzzing bees, shiny beetles, hovering dragonflies, creeping spiders, and more, learning fun facts and answering trivia questions along the way. Featuring incredible photos, SMITHSONIAN EXPLORES: BUGS AND INSECTS is everything a budding entomologist needs to begin their research. In addition to a fascinating fact book, SMITHSONIAN EXPLORES: BUGS AND INSECTS includes a box full of hundreds of high-quality stickers and two fold-out posters for kids to decorate. Watch the planet's insects come to life before your eyes!

  • Book cover of The Wreck of the Circus Ship Royal Tar

    Lost in the Flames On October 21, 1836, a bustling crowd gathered at the docks in Saint John, New Brunswick, to witness an extraordinary spectacle. The steamship Royal Tar was embarking on yet another voyage from New Brunswick to Portland, Maine, laden with a cargo of peculiar passengers. For this fateful voyage, the Royal Tar had been transformed into a circus ship. Onlookers watched as cages slowly rolled past--exotic birds in one, two lionesses in another and the regal striped Bengal tiger in a third. Then the star of the show slowly made his way across the gangplank. Mogul, the mighty Asian elephant, took his spot on the upper deck of the ship as it steamed out of the port. After four days of stormy weather, a devastating fire engulfed the ship. The ensuing chaos left thirty-two people dead, and many of the animals were pushed overboard into the frigid waters of Penobscot Bay in a last-ditch effort to save them. The rest died in their cages. Jane Parks Gardner reveals how this tragic event left an indelible mark on Maine's maritime history.

  • Book cover of Animal and Plant Extinction

    "Fury faces, scaly flippers, and green vines are disappearing. Why are so many animals and plants disappearing? Climate change is threatening a wave of extinction. Explore the threat to life on Earth with easy-to-understand content tied to the curriculum of upper-elementary and middle school students and text written at a 2nd to 3rd grade reading level. Dyslexia-friendly font and design make learning accessible, and a recap at the end promotes checking for understanding to aid comprehension. It's key environmental science curriculum made approachable for all"--

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