Pipe, Jim

This book describes ecosystems, places in which a community of living things rely on each other for survival, and explains how the delicate balance of an ecosystem works through photosynthesis, water and carbon cycles, and food webs.

Explores the animals that live in the Polar regions of the world and describes how they are able to survive.

Examines the plant and animal life that live in the world's desert regions and how they are able to survive.

An introduction to weather and climate that discusses different types of climates, seasons, the water cycle, wind, air pressure, fronts, thunderstorms, snow, hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, and the work of meteorologists; and includes related science experiments, quick facts, and a glossary.

Photographs and simple text introduce early readers to various things about trains.

Photographs and simple text introduces young readers to the various things that cats can do.

Simple text and photographs describe the physical characteristics and behaviors of horses. Includes related activities.

Presents a study of the weather and the various climates around the world, the sun's influence on weather and seasons, the different weather patterns, and forecasting the weather.

Presents a study of the sun and how it affects the world, the birth and history of the sun, how the sun controls the weather and seasons, how humans use energy from the sun, and the sun in relation to the other planets in the solar system.

A graphic novel that describes the 1911 race to the South Pole by two groups of explorers--one led by Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen and the other by British captain Robert Scott.