juvenile literature

Twenty-five science experiments accompanied by questions which suggest ideas for more extensive science projects.

Explains the various methods of measuring quantity and distance and describes the development of these standards from prehistoric times to the present day.

Traces the history of transportation in the United States through a description of Mystic Seaport, the Strasburg Rail Road, Harrah's Automobile Collection, and the Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome.

Discusses the effects of programs to save from extinction such endangered animals as bald eagles, whooping cranes, whales, and black-footed ferrets.

Discusses six phenomena inexplicable to scientists, including the ability of certain people to walk on fire without being burned, the Australian Aborigines' possession of ESP, and the fact that divining rods really work.

Discusses the experiences of those who have seen unidentified flying objects and had contact with extraterrestrial beings.

gives a close up view of many of the earth's rarest and most threatened species.

Introduces the characteristics of a variety of microscopic plants and animals and discusses the techniques and equipment needed to study them.

Describes the history, rules, course, and recent participants of the Monaco Grand Prix, with an emphasis on the Brazilian driver Nelson Piquet.

An exclusive collection of unbelievable stories from the best-selling Ripley's Believe It or Not! annual book series.