Royston, Angela

Explores physical features of mountains, where they are found, and how they can look in different parts of the world.

Explores the physical features of islands, what they are like, where they are found, and how they look in different parts of the world.

Looks at magnetic metals, types of magnets, compasses, magnetic poles, and even shows you how to make a magnet.

Examines the characteristics and locations of the world's oceans, and takes a look at the various food chains that exist there, beginning with plankton and ending with top predators. Also discusses scavengers in the ocean, and how to protect food chains. Includes color photographs, a glossary, and further resources.

Brief text and photographs introduce the snail, spider, butterfly, bumblebee, grasshopper, ant, ladybug, and damselfly.

Looks at extreme environments around the world.

An introduction to dental hygiene that describes teeth, explains what causes tooth decay, discusses how to properly clean teeth and what makes them stronger, and includes related activities.

Explores how to survive in a desert, including what to eat and drink, health and safety issues, and more.

Text and illustrations present fifty things the reader should know about the human body.

Describes the life of seventeenth-century English physicist, Sir Isaac Newton, who formulated the laws of gravity, force, and motion.