Bellamy, Rufus

This book describes the female reproductive system, the male reproductive system, the process of fertilization, and the human lifecycle.

Describes the hidden worlds of a backyard, exploring the animals, plants, and insects that can be found in backyards.

This book explores the senses with clearly labeled artwork and photographs and side panels to promote scientific thought.

Examines a number of species of animals and plants around the world that are in danger of extinction, and describes the various ways they can be protected.

Explains what habitats are and why they are important, and looks at what is being done to protect different types of habitats around the world, including forests, farmland, coastal areas, rivers, and others.

Examines the problem of air pollution, and looks at what is being done around the world to clean up the air, discussing legislation, monitoring, the reduction of greenhouse gases, the development of clean-running cars, chemical crackdowns, and other topics.

Examines the problem of hunger, and looks at what is being done to feed the world's people, discussing famine relief, poverty and debt reduction, strategies to grow more food, soil care, and other topics.

Describes how the brain controls the body and provides additional data on the nervous system, movement, endocrine system, hormones, and how the brain receives and processes information.

Describes how the muscular system of the human body works and how it enables human locomotion.

An exploration of garden animals that describes the physical characteristics, habits, and homes of ladybugs, squirrels, moles, and more.