Loria, Laura

Examines the religion and beliefs of ancient Mesopotamia.

Introduces young readers to the citizenship process in the United States.

This book explains to young readers the concept of magnetism. With lots of pictures and examples it makes learning easy and fun. This book, along with the other five books in the series, will stimulate their curiosity and give youngsters an excellent foundation in physics.

"Introduce young readers to one of history’s greatest composers. They will enjoy tracing Mozart’s life from his childhood touring Europe as a musical prodigy through his years in Italy, Salzburg, and Vienna. They’ll learn about his struggles for independence and his musical innovation. The title touches on the composition of operas, liturgical music, symphonies, concertos, and more. Mozart’s enduring popularity and the significant influence he had on the composers who followed him are also discussed. A timeline helps readers understand the chronology of events discussed in the book."--Publisher description.

Beyond learning about the structure of the eyes, readers will think critically about how eyesight affects their lives.

An exploration of the skeleton, covering how bone forms, the difference between spongy bone and compact bone, how to keep bones healthy, and more.

Explains how people have seen pictures in the sky for thousands of years, calling these star patterns constellations, and gives the modern list of constellations and when they are visible.

This book tells about English and Western horse shows, including the breeds of horses used and the events in each.

This book introduces the U.S. Air Force, describing its history, training, jobs, modern technology, famous airmen, and missions.