Haduch, Bill

Pictures and text describe facts about volcanoes in an entertaining manner.

Explains the scientific method and describes a variety of actual science-fair projects in such fields as engineering, botany, behavioral science, and chemistry.

An introduction to the storms sometimes known as twisters, discussing how and where they occur, the damage they can do, and some of the worst tornadoes in recorded history.

Explains how to use the scientific method to create a science fair project in twelve steps, discussing hypotheses, how to determine whether a project is "do-able," and other topics, and includes twenty projects that have won school competitions.

A lighthearted look at how the digestive system works that also contains food facts such as what comprised the last meal on the "Titanic.".

Presents a variety of information about bicycles, discussing the science behind how they work, the history of the vehicles and their role in the creation of the airplane, different types of bikes, bicycle safety, BMX stunts, and the health benefits of biking.