Levy, Janey

Introduces young readers to the traditions, lifestyles, and spiritual beliefs of Native Americans of the Northwest coast.

Examines the volcano named Vesuvius that erupted in 79 A.D. in Pompeii, an extinct city.

Describes motocross bikes, gear, tracks, races, sponsorship, and levels of amateur competition, and explains what each race flag means.

Uses the words of Meriwether Lewis and William Clark to describe their expedition from Saint Louis, Missouri, to the Pacific Northwest.

Contains close-up photographs of various varieties of insects, describing their characteristics and where they live. Profiles insects that are helpful and harmful to humans and includes a glossary and additional reading sources.

Sue plays ball with her family and friends.

Looks at the plague--known as the Black Death--that ravaged Europe, covering how it spread and what lessons were learned from it.

Bugs vastly outnumber people on Earth. Unlike people, there are many different species of insects, arachnids, flies, and other tiny creatures. Readers will see the information on each page reflected in the detailed photographs and gain a greater appreciation for the microscopic world of bugs.

An introduction to tin that explains the element's make-up, discovery, uses, structure, and dangers and provides information on its place on the periodic table.

An introduction to radon that explains the element's make-up, discovery, uses, structure, and dangers and provides information on its place on the periodic table.