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Mysterious Encounters

John Townsend

Paperback (Raintree, May 4, 2004)

This title looks at UFO sightings from around the world and asks if aliens really exist. From Roswell, New Mexico, to flying saucers, discover a universe where there are more questions than answers.

101 Things You Didn't Know About Your Body

John Townsend

Library Binding (Raintree, July 1, 2011)

This book gives 101 fun and fascinating facts about the human body.

Would You Survive?: Animal and Plant Adaptation

John Townsend

Library Binding (Raintree, Oct. 17, 2005)

Imagine you are lost in a desert. The sun is beating down and you are alone. Would you be able to survive? How does anything survive in such a harsh environment? Find out in this informative title.

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Read this history of disease and infection and find out what part pox, pus, and plague played in the spread and treatment of illness. Learn why British sailors were called limeys, and which disease turns the skin bright yellow. Discover why disease spread quickly. Read these real-life stories and fascinating news reports to learn how hospitals and medical treatment has changed throughout the years. Eye-catching photographs help you visualize medical treatment and conditions in this painful history of medicine book.

Amazing Animal Communicators

John Townsend

Library Binding (Raintree, Aug. 1, 2012)

In Amazing Animal Communicators, readers learn about some animals' super communication skills! Simple, leveled text accompanies vivid images and engaging design to make these books a popular choice.

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Night of the Werewolf

John Townsend

Paperback (Barrington Stoke Ltd, )

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Foolish Physics

John Townsend

Library Binding (Raintree, Jan. 1, 2007)

Physics deals with energy like heat and sound, forces such as gravity, what's in a lightning flash - and why planes crash. Physicists risked their lives with dangerous experiments and some blew themselves to pieces. In this book, read about the monk who tried to fly like a bird, how bath time proved a gold crown was fake, and why electric shocks were measured by how high they made people jump.