Books with author Christopher Smith

Perfect size! Perfect layout! This 123 page hybrid all in one notebook + sketchbook is all you will need for the office, school, job site or hobbies. Poets, artists and songwriters as well as bird watchers, botanists and wildlife biologists take note of this versatile format as well! All right hand pages are standard spaced ruled (30 lines). All left hand pages are blank unlined for sketching or drawing pictures, diagrams or observations. This is also the ultimate notebook for math or science classes! You can take written notes on the ruled page and draw diagrams or math equations beside your notes on the opposite blank page. Also great for use at the office or job site where notes and sketched diagrams can coincide. Poets, artists and songwriters can sketch images on the left hand page while utilizing the ruled right hand page for your work. 8" X 10". Available in many different cover designs and colors. Be sure to check out other notebooks, journals, diaries and more created by Christopher Scott!

Investigate mysteries from the grave in this vividly illustrated book, a creepy-fun compendium of the world’s most fascinating mummies. National Geographic’s unparalleled photographs bring kids up close and personal with ancient remains, while Chris Sloan’s mesmerizing text reveals what the experts have discovered about each mummy’s life and death. Kids will clamor to read this book in the classroom or at home—and they’ll absorb science, ancient cultures, geography, and more, as freaky photos and intriguing stories keep them glued to every page.

It's not easy feeling forgotten. This was never more true than the Christmas Eve when Finnegan Easton V turned ten years old. It wasn't easy living in Snowdenbeld where snowfall was prevalent 282 days a year. But even worse . . . being the eldest son and future heir of the Easton family estate was a fate Finn would have given anything to relinquish. He had come to dread birthdays, and this one was turning out to be the worst. So awful in fact that Finn devised a plan to run away that very night. Just before the strike of midnight, however, Finn found himself the owner of an intriguing family gift which had been passed down for generations. But this was no ordinary object . . . in fact, it held the secret of a forgotten history thousands of years old. Within the flurry of a moment, Finn's world is turned upside down as the mysterious object transports him to a land where the true meaning of Christmas has been forgotten: The Land of NO Christmas. A land arrested in time, a land ruled by a terrifying king, a land awaiting the arrival of a promised child who would restore everything . . .

How did dinosaurs get feathers? How did they start flying? What use were feathers to dinosaurs that didn't fly? Chris Sloan's 2000 book Feathered Dinosaurs introduced kids to the radical idea that some dinosaurs had feathers and that birds are, in fact, a subset of dinosaurs. In How Dinosaurs Took Flight, Sloan returns to these ancient feathered creatures to introduce kids to the fascinating new finds—including a Tyrannosaur with feathers and a dinosaur with not just two but four wings. The author focuses on the tough new questions scientists are asking right now, the evidence they've gathered, the hypotheses that are developing from the evidence, and the unknowns that remain. This book will be the most up-to-date children's book on this topic on the market.