This tour through our solar system describes how it would feel to be on the surface of each of the nine planets, as well as the sun, an asteroid, and a comet.

Bees, snails, & peacock tails (2008): "Discover the hidden patterns and shapes in nature. Children explore the hexagonal cells of a beehive, the lacy lines of a spider's web, the intricate design of a spiral shell, and much more. Includes 'New angles on the animals' that provides additional information."--From publisher description. Birdsongs (2007): "Get to know your birds and numbers... Hear the authentic calls of gulls, chickadees, robins, and...

Takes a journey through a rain forest, investigating the plants and animals that dwell there.

Explores the scientific relevance of an exotic frog discovered by Charles Darwin in 1834, describing how researchers came to the surprising realization that the males of the species care for their developing young.

"An exploration of all the different kinds of dens animals build for their babies."--

What words do people in other countries use to describe a dog's bark, a train whistle and other sounds? A book for learning sounds in other languages.

Realistic illustrations of various kinds of dinosaurs teach counting from one to ten, as well as interesting facts about dinosaurs.

How do dinosaurs day goodnight?: Few words pack a lot of punch in this delightful story about bedtime rituals. How do dinosaurs get well soon?: From enormous sneezes to gigantic wails, the antics of these ailing dinosaurs will bring a smile. T is for terrible: With humor and a bit of suspense, a dinosaur reflects on his identity as a "terrible lizard". Danny and the dinosaur: The story of a boy's friendship with a dinosaur and one happy day spent...