Steele, Philip

Introduces, in brief text and illustrations, the characteristics of unusual and, often predatory, fish and other creatures that live in or near the ocean.

Introduces the places and people of the world through maps, facts, and photographs.

Text, tables, and color maps, diagrams, and photos present facts on the regions of the world and their people and cultures.

Discusses the climatic and meteorological conditions necessary for frost to form and examines its effects on human, plant, and animal life.

Explores the ancient Chinese empire discussing a variety of topics including family life, government, culture, transportation, and conquests. Features color illustrations, photographs, hands-on arts and crafts projects, a glossary, and a list of resources for further study.

Defines terrorism and chronicles the history of this phenomenon and its increase in recent years.

Presents an introduction to political manipulation, describing what it is, the people that use it, and the tricks of the spin doctors trade. Includes illustrations.

Encourages students to think about the energy and water they use, where it comes from, and why they need to do all they can to reduce the amount they use. Color photographic imagery and simple diagrams explain all the different concepts involved.