Books in An Easy-read fact book series

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Describes the living, eating, and nesting habits of alligators and crocodiles, notes the differences and similarities between these two reptiles, and examines the reasons why these creatures are the targets of hunters

An introduction to the Eskimos and their environment including their homes, clothing, work, and crafts.

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Introduces various types of ships and boats and highlights their history and uses.

Explains how the space shuttle works and describes a shuttle trip from lift-off to touchdown.

Presents a chronology of weaponry through the ages--from the flint weapons of the Stone Age to today's "star wars" technology

Describes general characteristics of reptiles with particular emphasis on turtles, tortoises, crocodiles, alligators, lizards, snakes, and tuataras.

Describes the sun and its relationship to the other stars and planets and considers solar eclipses and the sun's position in the solar system, with full-color and black-and-white drawings, diagrams, and photographs

An introduction to the study of weather, its characteristics, causes, and effects and a discussion of the work of a meteorologist.

Poor Harry! He is the only boy in his class who is invited to Michelle's birthday party. The other boys tease him mercilessly. "Harry's got a girlfriend!" they taunt.Harry has to admit that Michelle is actually pretty nice--for a girl. But how can he go to her party when the boys are laughing at him??

Combines a history of bicycles, from the first unsteerable model, with descriptions of the bicycle's basic parts, guidelines for selecting and caring for a bicycle, and tips on safety