Woolf, Alex

Three young volunteers at the Metro City Science Museum discover they've actually volunteered for a great adventure after the museum's most prized exhibit is stolen by the evil Dr. Smasher. To recover it, they must use their knowledge of matter to survive an erupting volcano, operate a submarine, and ultimately outwit the wicked villain. Readers are invited to help fight crime, too, by learning about properties of matter and solving puzzles throughout this interactive adventure. This entertaining, high-interest volume, with its close ties to curricular content, is a motivating addition to any science collection.

In graphic novel format looks at the Earth's atmosphere and weather.

Looks at digestion and the creation of poop and farts.

"Your skin is your body's coat. It covers everything inside you. Muscles, bones, blood, organs-your skin keeps it all in place. It also keeps bad stuff out, like germs. This ... guide to skin, the largest organ in the human body, explores everything from how it protects us to how it can itch and irritate us, and delves into why skin is such an integral part of our identity."--Publisher.

"Do you enjoy painting, drawing, or sculpting? You may want to become an artist. Artists train their brains to think in an imaginative way. With the help of the ideas in this book, you can start to think like an artist too"--Provided by publisher.

An illustrated introduction to pterosaurs.

A brief, illustrated history of the discovery and invention of tea leaves and tea brewing, from ancient China to the present. Includes a glossary.

Tells the story of Jane Goodall, her childhood in England, her groundbreaking work in Africa, and her role as a globetrotting ambassador of the conservation movement.

"With spot art, charts, and graphic panels, this biography celebrates the life and accomplishments of Stephen Hawking"--Provided by publisher.

Follow a day in the life, from wake-up to bedtime, of a young person from Kenya.