Lappi, Megan

Presents an introduction to nature's food chain, and looks at the role of decomposers in the cycle, explaining what they are, examining different types of decomposers, and describing their habitats.

Discusses fossils, covering their formation, how and where they are found, the study of fossils, and more.

Presents an introduction to nature's food chain, and looks at the role of decomposers in the cycle, explaining what they are, examining different types of decomposers, and describing their habitats.

Examines the world's largest desert Sahara, its formation, climate, desert life, early explorers, the people that live there and there stories and festivals.

Readers will learn that fossils are the rock like remains of ancient animals and plants. They are usually found in sedimentary rock.

Presents information on fossils, in simple text with illustrations, discussing what they are, how they form, where they can be found, and what they say about the past.

Examines the symbols that represent the New Brunswick province of Canada, discussing the origin of its name, and describing the New Brunswick coat of arms, flag, symbolic tartan, and official animals, plants, and emblems of the Earth. Includes fun facts, and a look at special places.

Presents an introduction to the children's author, C.S. Lewis, in simple text with photographs, providing information on his childhood, education, and how he became a writer.

Decomposers are nature's recyclers. They help break down dead or decaying organic material. Learn more interesting information about decomposers and their role in the food chain in Decomposers, an AV2 media enhanced book.

Explains what birds were like in prehistoric times, describing their characteristics, life cycles, feeding habits, and fossils. Also includes a further resource list, activity, quiz, and glossary.