Books with author Linda George

Discovered in 1781, Uranus revealed few of its secrets until Voyager 2 visited the planet in 1986. One of the "gas giants," Uranus has rings and 21 identified moons, one of which is "the most bizarre body in the Solar System." This volume reveals what we know about this planet, and the mysteries that remain.

Describes the physical attributes, habitat, hunting, and mating attributes of the snake known as the copperhead.

Describes the physical attributes, habitat, hunting, and mating attributes of the poisonous snakes known as water mocassins or cottonmouths.

Describes the physical attributes, habitat, hunting, and mating attributes of the snake known as the coral snake.

Describes the physical attributes, habitat, hunting, and mating attributes of the snake known as the cobra.

Relates the history of the notorious prison in San Francisco Bay, tells about its most infamous inmates, and describes its present-day status as part of the Golden Gate Recreation Area

Describes the physical attributes, habitat, hunting, and mating attributes of the snake known as the anaconda.

Relates the history of the notorious prison in San Francisco Bay, tells about its most infamous inmates, and describes its present-day status as part of the Golden Gate Recreation Area.

Plate Tectonics is the study of the forces that cause continental drift. When tectonic plates collide or move apart, mountains are formed, volcanoes erupt, and earthquakes occur. These huge plates move one to four inches a year, yet we see and experience effects of that movement every day.

Covers the civilization of the Islamic Empire from the last years of the eighth century to the thirteenth century.

Describes the physical attributes, habitat, hunting, and mating attributes of the snake known as the viper.

George, Linda