Bennett, Jeffrey O

"This book contains a short rhyme designed to help readers understand and remember what they'll experience when viewing an eclipse"--Provided by publisher.

Max the Dog becomes a tourist aboard the International Space Station.

Longing to become a wizard so that he can magically fight global warming, young Diego realizes that he does not possess magical powers and considers other environmentally friendly careers, in a story complemented by scientific sidebars.

Max the dog goes to a space station and teaches students about the life of an astronaut while preventing a disaster.

Explores ten mysteries the author believes are the most likely to dominate the astronomical headlines in the early decades of the twenty-first century, addressing questions about life on Mars, the evolution of galaxies, the Big Bang theory, the existence of aliens, and others.

An introduction to the theories of Einstein and what it would be like to experience a black hole.

Max the dog goes to the moon while teaching students about basic scientific theories.

Introduces various practical math concepts using real-world examples. Explains the importance of these demonstrations by placing them against the backdrop of current events and discusses how readers can apply these lessons to their own lives.

Max the dog goes to the moon while teaching students about basic scientific theories.