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Bright Ideas: The Science of Light
Jay Hawkins
Paperback (Windmill Books, Jan. 15, 2013)None
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Really Horrible Science Facts
Jay Hawkins
Paperback (Windmill Books, March 15, 1800)None
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Biggest Chokes in Sports
Jeff Hawkins
Library Binding (Sportszone, March 15, 1800)None
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Hot Stuff: The Science of Heat and Cold
Jay Hawkins
Paperback (Windmill Books, Jan. 15, 2013)Fun science projects introduce readers to a new way to study the science of temperature. Instructional text and useful photographs make these projects comprehensible to any reader. This is great resource for any reader who wants to gets hands on with science.
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Hex Hall
R. Hawkins
Hardcover (Hyperion Book CH, Aug. 16, 2010)None
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Really Horrible History Facts
Jay Hawkins
Paperback (Windmill Books, July 15, 2013)None
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Michael Jordan: Basketball Superstar & Commercial Icon: Basketball Superstar & Commercial Icon
Jeff Hawkins
Library Binding (Abdo Publishing Company, Aug. 16, 1859)None
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Really Horrible History Facts
Jay Hawkins
Paperback (Windmill Books, March 15, 1800)None
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Here's a Happy Elephant!
C. Hawkins, J. Hawkins
Board book (Walker Books, Aug. 16, 1995)None
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Material World: The Science of Matter
Jay Hawkins
Paperback (Windmill Books, Jan. 15, 2013)Matter can be anything that takes up space. Readers will explore this branch of science through interesting projects that are just as educational as they are fun. Further reading and a website link suggests routes to more information.
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Really Horrible Science Facts
Jay Hawkins
Paperback (Windmill Books, July 15, 2013)Science often teaches us unexpected, unusual, and counterintuitive lessons. However, some of these lessons can be rather icky. Readers will be presented with revolting and strange facts that may seem more like science fiction. A great way to get young readers interested in science.
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Really Horrible Science Facts
Jay Hawkins
Library Binding (Windmill Books, July 15, 2013)Science often teaches us unexpected, unusual, and counterintuitive lessons. However, some of these lessons can be rather icky. Readers will be presented with revolting and strange facts that may seem more like science fiction. A great way to get young readers interested in science.
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