Peppas, Lynn

An explanation of math words and symbols for students in kindergarten through third grade, covering number sentences, greater than and less than, dollars and cents, equal, and other topics.

An exploration of the St. Lawrence River that discusses its geologic history, plants, and animals, and explores how it is used by humans and efforts to protect it.

Examines the history and traditions of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, which are Jewish holidays celebrated annually in September and October to mark the beginning of the Jewish year and a time of repentance.

Examines the history of New Year's Day, a holiday observed around the world, and looks at traditions associated with the celebration.

Examines the history and traditions of Juneteenth, a holiday that honors African-Americans and commemorates the abolition of slavery.

Presents a discussion of the Hindu festival that is also known as the Festival of Colors, covering the rituals and traditions associated with the Spring celebration in various parts of the world.

Helps young readers learn about democracy and its history and provides information on how elections work and what happens on election day.

Chronicles the history of the making of the Ford Mustang from its origins in the 1960s to the twenty-first century, detailing the evolution of its engineering and design, and includes color photographs.

Photographs, illustrations, and text introduce readers to energy conservation and the power of water as an energy source.

Introduces young readers to the origins and traditions of Groundhog Day, provides a brief overview of the characteristics of groundhogs, and discusses Groundhog Day celebrations in Pennsylvania, Ontario, New York, and Nova Scotia.