Morgan, Sally

Examines some of the interesting and controversial developments and theories in modern science, focusing on the search for inexpensive, renewable energy sources, with discussion of biopower, and wind, wave, solar, geothermal, and nuclear energy.

Color photographs profile the diversity of the animals and plants which can be found in the world's oceans and demonstrate how all living things in the ocean are linked to one another.

Presents an introduction to human movement, in simple text with illustrations, explaining how skeletons and muscles work together to allow people to move their bodies, and provides examples of different movements people can make, including walking, running, climbing, jumping, and swimming.

Introduces young readers to marine life-forms and explains how they survive the harsh ocean environment.

Photographs and illustrations introduce readers to the processes involved in the plant cycle, such as photosynthesis, plant reproduction, and spreading seeds.

Provides an introduction to goats, explaining why goats are farmed, looking at the anatomy and life cycles of goats, describing different breeds, and discussing goats as sources of milk and meat.

Provides an introduction to fish and fish farms, explaining why fish are farmed, looking at the anatomy and life cycles of fish, describing different breeds, and discussing fish as food.

Provides an introduction to bees, explaining why bees are farmed, looking at the anatomy and life cycles of bees, describing different breeds, and discussing fish as sources of honey and wax.

A brief introduction to the concepts of sound, what it is, how it is made, how sound waves travel, and how humans and animals hear.