Rosinsky, Natalie M

Provides information about sound, how it is made, and how it works, and includes experiments and a glossary.

Provides information about different types of rocks and where they are found, and explains what can be learned from the study of rocks. Includes an identification chart, and activities.

Presents a children's history of the Navajo people, who they are and where they live, the influence of Spanish explorers and colonists, their religion and traditions, as well as their culture, weaving, and jewelry making.

Describes the history of Valentine's Day, its symbols and traditions, and how it is celebrated in the U.S. and around the world.

Discusses the evolution and history of comic books and graphic novels.

Presents a biography of Sarah Winnemucca, Northern Paiute Indian, writer and spokesperson for her tribe, providing information on her childhood, her work as a champion for Native peoples, and her achievements that benefited her people.

A brief introduction to how and why different objects sink or float.

Presents a history of the Ojibwe, a native people of midwestern North America, describing aspects of their culture, society, and religion, examining the effects of their encounters with white settlers, and discussing their modern-day status.

Presents a history of the Creek, a native people of the southeastern woodlands, describing aspects of their culture, society, and religion, examining the effects of their encounters with white settlers, and discussing their modern-day status.

A brief introduction to the history, characteristics, and importance of satellites, especially those that make up the Global Positioning System.