earthquakes

Describes the San Francisco earthquake of 1906 from three different perspectives, a fireman, a Russian Hill resident, and and man from Chinatown.

Text and photographs describe earthquakes, discussing why the occur, where they happen, how they are measured, and the destruction they cause.

Brimming with engaging facts and detailed illustrations, this book outlines an impressive array of earthquake related topics. Readers will learn about measuring earthquakes, earthquake-proofing in modern buildings, and the details of some of the worst earthquakes in history.

A photo-illustrated introduction to earthquakes, explaining what they are, why the occur, and the damage they cause, looking at some famous earthquakes, offering advice on how to stay safe during an earthquake, and including a related science experiment.

When a sudden earthquake hits during a visit to the skate park, Joey and his friends are trapped on opposite sides of a collapsed overpass and must rescue each other while enduring aftershocks and making their way safely home.

Text and illustrations help young readers learn about earthquakes.

Text and over one thousand illustrations offer information on volcanoes and earthquakes, covering continuous movement, the study and prevention of earthquakes and eruptions, and more. Includes glossary.

Examines how and why earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanoes occur and how these events affect the earth. Includes full-color maps and illustrations.

Describes the causes, impact, and study of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, discussing such topics as Pangaea, plate tectonics, the rock cycle, and the work of geologists and seismologists.

Text, illustrations, and hands-on activities present information about earthquakes and volcanoes, including notable examples in history.