Kenah, Katharine

Presents a number of facts about the sun, moon, stars, comets, asteroids, and other things of space written in both English and Spanish.

An introductory look at animals that sleep during the day and are awake at night.

Describes several products of weather such as hail, drought, and rainbows and presents "extreme" facts and color photos.

Introduces some of the more unusual plants in the world including the pitcher plant and Venus Flytrap that eat bugs, poison ivy, Saguaro cactus, Giant Sequoia, and kelp.

Describes the ways several different kinds of animals, including polar bears, geckos, moths, and others, camouflage themselves in the wild.

Explains what a predator is, and features photographs and information about how various predators catch their prey. Includes additional facts about each featured animal.

Simple text and color photos present several pairs of living things that work together to survive, including the clown fish and sea anemone, pitcher plant and tree frog, and others.

Provides photographs and information about some of the windiest, highest, largest, deepest, longest, driest, hottest, and coldest places on Earth.

Presents a study of some of the creatures that inhabit the deep parts of the ocean including sharks, dolphins, whales, jellyfish, and sponges.

Examines some of the interesting facts about the human body such as the strongest muscles in the body, the number of nerve cells in the brain, a baby's heartbeat, and how fast fingernails and toenails grow.