An inside look

Offers young readers a close look at the planets and other celestial bodies of the Universe, explains their relationships to each other and describes the equipment scientists have developed to study these phenomena.

Text and detailed illustrations explore and explain the architectural styles, building methods, materials, and technologies used throughout history to build structures such as the pyramids of Egypt, the Roman baths, the Statue of Liberty, and modern skyscrapers.

Illustrations and simple text help children learn about the animal world and how animals' bodies both adapt to their environments and function internally.

Illustrations and simple text teach young readers how scientists learn about the origins of the world and human life.

Illustrations and simple text help chronicle the history of flight and teach children about how the concept of human flight became a reality.

Introduces characteristics of plant life including photosynthesis, reproduction, and respiration, along with specialized habitats, including deserts, mountains, under water, and attached to host plants.

Introduces characteristics of all insect life including mating, feeding, self-defense, along with specialized habitats, including rain forest, woodland, and desert.

A richly illustrated volume of scientific information about electronic innovations and communication.