Lunis, Natalie

Discusses methods for observing the world around us using special tools and a scientific process.

A general introduction to the wildlife living in a typical backyard including insects, birds, and squirrels.

Introduces the basics of being a scientist such as how they observe, measure, and classify information.

Discusses how scientists test crows' intelligence, proving that these black-feathered friends are no birdbrains.

Follow the Navy SEALs on their May 2, 2011 mission against terrorists in Afghanistan.

Children will learn about the natural habitat, physical characteristics, diet, life cycle, and behavior of the giant weta.

This book describes the physical characteristics, habits, and life cycle of centipedes.

Provides information about sponges, underwater animals that have no brains, hearts, or blood, explaining how and where they live and eat, and discussing their use by other animals and by humans.

Colorful photographs and simple text describe the physical characteristics and behaviors of sea slugs.

This book describes 11 tragic theaters, discussing Ford's Theatre, Washington, D.C.; the Duke of York's Theatre, London, England; the Paris Opera, Paris, France; and other theaters.