middle west

Explores the Midwest region of the United States, looking at the major landmarks, biomes, ecosystems, and animals. Includes a related activity and quiz.

Presents a comprehensive study of human civilization in the northeastern and midwestern sections of the United States, and focuses on economical and environmental issues, the relationships between different groups of people, and more.

When his opera-singing wife goes missing, Sven Norberg must search the underworld of the declining Midwestern city of Trude, where he encounters a cop called the Oracle, shifty music critics, rebellious librarians, and cult-like church members who have recruited his son.

"Are ghosts real? Take a trip through the Midwestern United States and decide for yourself! Search the corners of Lemp Mansion, dash through Bachelor's Grove Cemetery, and stagger through Franklin Castle. A spooky adventure awaits!"--From the publisher's web site.

Draws upon hundreds of interviews to describe the thirteen-month bank-robbing spree of John Dillinger and gang in the 1930s, and discusses the exploits of other outlaw-era figures including Bonnie and Clyde, Ma Barker, and Baby Face Nelson.

Describes three hundred poisonous plants found in the central portion of the United States.

Presents a large-format version of the life of John Chapman, better known as Johnny Appleseed, describing his love of nature, his kindness to animals, and his physical fortitude.