Hardyman, Robyn

Discusses innovations in managing climate change, including advances in electricity, transportation, and industry.

Looks at ways different people have used discoveries and inventions to help feed the planet.

A guide to fishing, looking at tackle, knot tying, casting, and landing a fish.

An introduction to the sport of hunting, covering planning, getting the right gear, guns and bows, big game, small game, hunting birds, game on the ground, cooking the catch, and more.

Looks at solar energy, explaining the science behind it, and how it is collected and used to provide electricity.

An exploration of snow that discusses the positive and negative aspects of the weather condition, provides information about blizzards, and includes instructions for an interactive project.

Readers discover the amazing stories behind these innovators and the ways they're using science, technology, engineering, and math skills to save lives.

Malaria is an infectious disease caused by parasites and spread by mosquitoes. Especially dangerous to children, it's the cause of 1 million deaths annually. This thought-provoking book answers questions including what it's like to contract malaria, the efforts and goals of medical and scientific community to both prevent and treat the disease.

With an estimated 3 to 5 million cases of the flu reported each year and more than 250,000 of those resulting in death, the flu virus remains a must-know topic. While each patient's body fights the invading virus, scientists are looking for ways to boost immune systems and even eradicate strains.

Describes how robots have been used in medicine, especially for important tasks such as surgeries.