Books with author Dr Virginia Silverstein

Describes the physical characteristics and habits of guinea pigs and gives instructions for keeping them as pets.

Do you know someone who wears glasses? Find out how your eyes work, and how to take care of your eyes. The HANDY HEALTH GUIDE TO YOUR EYES also explores why people need glasses or contacts.

Lots of people have dogs and cats for pets, but did you know that some people keep pets like mini horses, boas, and tarantulas? If you've ever considered keeping an unusual pet, these books are for you! Learn the history, the science, and the care needed for keeping fun and exotic pets.

What is ADHD? Find out all about who gets ADHD, what causes it, how it is diagnosed and treated in the HANDY HEALTH GUIDE TO ADHD.

Have you ever had a cavity? Find out what cavities are, and how to prevent them in this title in the HANDY HEALTH GUIDES series. Authors Alvin and Viriginia Silverstein and Laura Silverstein Nunn examine why our teeth are important, and how to take care of them.

Informative facts, a historical overview, preventative measures, diagnosis, and treatments are presented in this informative book about AIDS and its impact on the U.S. population and the world overall.

Amusing illustrations accompany explanations of the causes and effects of allergies and what can be done to relieve the sniffles, sneezes, and rashes

Describes the causes, symptoms, effects, and treatment of the various forms of epilepsy.

Examines the origins and effects of AIDS, dispels myths about the disease, and discusses recent treatments and research.

For the first time the classic Silver Tales bedtime stories are available in book form. The 5 volume set contains all the stories from the popular syndicated newspaper column. Volume 1 contains 24 animal and nature Silver Tales with black and white illustrations.

- Explores each specific disease using personal stories- Color books written by award-winning authors contain thorough disease information for reports- Includes current information and research- Includes profiles of people who have fought and who have suffered from each disease- Supports the Science curriculum

Discusses animals with no backbones, including worms, mollusks, and arachnids