Books with author Suzanne J. Murdico

Presents the story of "The Blob," examines how the story was brought to life in 1958, and explores subsequent versions of the story throughout history.

Examines the history of coyote attacks on humans and reasons for attacks including loss of habitat, looks at coyotes in their natural environment, and discusses the future of their existence.

Explains why once-domesticated dogs become feral and band together in cities and looks at individual cases of feral dogs attacking humans.

Examines the history of tiger attacks on humans, discussing loss of habitat, long-term captivity, the endangered status of tigers, and plans for their protection.

Describes the history, design, and construction of the supersonic airliner developed by engineers from Britain and France to transport people between Europe and the United States quickly.

Explains why once-domesticated dogs become feral and band together in cities and looks at individual cases of feral dogs attacking humans.

Examines the history of tiger attacks on humans, discussing loss of habitat, long-term captivity, the endangered status of tigers, and plans for their protection.

Looks at the history of transportation in the United States, discussing the need for railroads and steamships and how they impacted the nation.

Examines the history of snowboarding and discusses the techniques, gear, pitfalls, and competitions associated with this sport.

Offers an overview of the X-Games' skateboarding events while showcasing the accomplishments of medal-winning skaters Tony Hawk, Bob Burnquist, Andy Macdonald, and Kerry Getz.

Examines the careers available in the field of explosive detection/defusing, discussing the necessary education, training, and on-the-job duties.

Discusses the problems faced in the cities during the Industrial Revoultion, including over-crowding, poor working conditions, and low wages.