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The life cycle of reptiles

2012
Explores the life cycle of reptiles, discussing how they are born, grow, and reproduce, and looking at adaptation, classification, and the habitats of reptiles.

The life cycle of amphibians

2012
Explores the life cycle of amphibians, discussing how they are born, grow, and reproduce, and looking at adaptation, classification, and the habitats of amphibians.

Cells and disease

2011
Provides answers to questions about cells and disease, discussing how cells are affected by illness, what bacteria and viruses are, how cells fight disease, the prevention of cell disorders, and other topics.

Cell systems

2011
An introduction to cell systems that describes the seven life processes, explains how the digestive system breaks down food, and highlights important discoveries.

Cells, tissues, and organs

2008
Discusses the function and structure of cells, the interrelatedness of various organs, the types of tissues, such as muscle and bone, and how to keep healthy and maintain energy, and includes a glossary and color illustrations.

A colony of ants, and other insect groups

2013
Describes how ants work together to find food, stay safe, and care for their offspring, and looks at other insects that live in groups including bees and termites.

Women in World War I

2014
Using firsthand accounts from a range of primary sources, this book shows how women played a vital role in the war effort of every nation.

The human body

2014
This book tells about the human body, including what the body is made of, how your brain controls your body, and how you can take good care of your body.

The home fronts in World War I

2014
Using firsthand accounts from a range of primary sources, this book shows how the war brought many difficulties for men, women, and children on the home fronts, from rationing and bombing raids to enemy occupation and the Spanish flu pandemic.

Energy

2014
This book introduces the forms of energy and explains the two states of energy called potential energy and kinetic energy.

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