volcanoes

Provides an introduction to the layers of the Earth, explains what happens when disturbances occur underground, and features descriptions of volcanoes and earthquakes, with discussion of volcanology, earthquake measurement, preparation, rescue, and related topics.

Describes the events leading up to the May 18, 1980, eruption of Mount St. Helens and the destruction that resulted. Also discusses the general characteristics of volcanoes, why and when they occur, how eruptions can be predicted, and some famous eruptions throughout history.

Text, illustrations, and hands-on activities present information about earthquakes and volcanoes, including notable examples in history.

Explores the features and characteristics of volcanoes, where they are located around the world, what lives near a volcano, and people who study volcanoes.

Photographs, diagrams, and easy-to-follow text teach students about volcanoes, explaining how they are formed, what causes them to erupt, and how eruptions impact people around the world. Includes information on devastating eruptions throughout history.

Golden lava begins to erupt out of volcanoes around the world, and when a wicked djinn plans to rob the grave of Genghis Khan, twins John and Philippa are determined to prevent disaster.

This book looks at volcanoes and some of the major volcanic eruptions of the past.

Explains how and why volcanoes form, looks at what happens when a volcano erupts, describes active and inactive volcanoes, and examines the damage caused by volcanic eruptions. Includes a glossary and references.

Provides information about what volcano are and how they grow, and tells the story of the eruption of Mount St. Helens in Washington on May 18, 1980, and return of wildlife to the area.

An introduction to volcanoes, explaining what they are, why they erupt, the dangers they pose, and how plants and animals survive in volcano habitats, and looking at volcanic eruptions around the world.