Delano, Marfe Ferguson

Explains how clouds form and profiles different varieties while outlining a range of outdoor-themed activities.

This title gives us fascinating portraits of cooks, overseers, valets, farm hands, and more--the slaves George Washington called "my people"--interwoven with an examination of the conscience of the Father of Our Country.

Profiles the life of scientist Albert Einstein with text and photographs. Discusses his theory of relativity and how it had an impact on the development of nuclear energy, laser technology, television, computer chips, space, and time. Examines his love for humanity and how he became a celebrity scientist.

Presents information on how clouds form, what they are composed of, and some of the different shapes they take, as well as their role in the weather. Includes tips for cloud-watching and an activity.

Looks at how trees grow.

Describes a variety of baby animals and how their mothers take care of them.

Photographs, illustrations, and text chronicle the life of Helen Keller's tutor, Annie Sullivan.

Presents a biography of the tireless Thomas Edison, illustrated with many photos of his life and inventions.

Describes the variety of frogs that exist all around the world, how they grow from eggs to tadpoles to frogs, what they eat, and how they avoid being eaten by other animals.

Describes the characteristics of butterflies, including their colors, how they ward off predators, their food habits, and how caterpillars become butterflies.