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Books published by publisher Olive Tree Press

  • Examining Earthquakes

    Jacob Yang

    (Oliver Press, Feb. 16, 2020)
    Did you know that earthquakes are made up of many smaller quakes? The violent movements of Earth's crust can damage and destroy whole cities. The 2011 Tohoku earthquake in Japan left more than 19,000 people dead. Millions more Japanese were injured or were without water, electricity, and food. In this book, you'll examine earthquakes and explore what they are, how they happen, and how to prepare for those in the future.
  • Examining Volcanic Eruptions

    Jen Melin

    (Oliver Press, Feb. 16, 2020)
    Did you know that roughly 1500 volcanoes around the world are still active? When they erupt, they can cause problems for people and cities nearby. Mount Saint Helens in Washington erupted in 1980, spewing a cloud of stone 17 miles (27 km) into the air. The eruption killed more than 50 people and changed the shape of the mountain.In this book, you'll examine volcanic eruptions and explore what they are, how they happen, and how to prepare for future eruptions that may occur.
  • At the Boat Factory

    Dawn Frederick

    (Oliver Press, Feb. 15, 2020)
    Find out how a factory transforms thin sheets of aluminum into boats perfect for fishing, water skiing, or family excursions on the lake. Every step of the way—from welding to upholstery—readers will see that boats need to be carefully designed and built for buoyancy, safety, and comfort.
  • At the Candy Company

    Jenna Anderson

    (Oliver Press, Feb. 15, 2020)
    Americans eat a total of 7.1 billion pounds of candy a year, but few learn firsthand how their favorite sweets are made. From the basic ingredients of peanuts, chocolate, and caramel to wrapping and packaging the finished products, readers can watch a mouthwatering variety of candy being prepared with innovative technology and personal care.
  • At the TV Station

    Shawndra Shofner

    (Oliver Press, Feb. 15, 2020)
    Young readers see what goes into airing newscasts from both sides of the camera. This book shows how the work of news anchors, reporters, meteorologists, camera people, and audio and video editors, comes together to bring you the news.
  • At the Building Site

    Jenna Anderson

    (Olive Press, Feb. 15, 2020)
    There's no place like home. And there's no place like How it Happens at the Building site to see firsthand how a vacant lot is transformed into a beautiful new house. From pouring the foundation and nailing up two-by-fours to painting the wall and carpeting the living room, readers can watch as a building project is completed from the ground up.
  • Jordan Kingston and the Unknown:

    Lon Hieftje

    (Old Tree Press, Sept. 1, 2016)
    What this world needs is some good old-fashioned “G” rated imagination. So with this in mind, I started writing. Are extraterrestrials spying on us? Did people see flying saucers? How about those crop circles? Have you ever thought there are aliens and flying saucers flying around making them? Or, are there just some pranksters out there having fun in the fields? What about Roswell, New Mexico? In July 1947, a craft crashed in the desert. The Roswell Army Airbase was involved in recovering the craft, and there were possibly, "bodies" reported? Okay. Now, truthfully, what do you think? Have you seen a UFO, or do you know of someone who swears they have seen one? Jordan Kingston, the main character along with his best friend (and cousin), Brayden, explore the possibilities that aliens visited earth thousands of years ago, and maybe even now. Jordan is a believer in "Alientology," a word coined to describe the study and belief in aliens and how they have impacted human civilization. Jordan's believes in the possibility that extraterrestrials did visit the Earth in ancient times giving knowledge and guidance to ancient civilizations, so as to advance their cultures. He is always thinking, “why were they here? where did they go? and what are they doing now?”
  • At the ATV Plant

    Jenna Anderson

    (Oliver Press, Feb. 15, 2020)
    Americans love the outdoors. The fresh air, forests, and the rolling hills all provide opportunities for recreation and an escape from the daily routine. One of the fastest-growing outdoor activities is all-terrain vehicle (ATV) riding. This book takes readers behind the scenes at an assembly plant to watch up close as people and machines create these thrilling recreational vehicles.
  • The Jefferson Hotel: A Snapshot in Time

    Mary Montague Sikes

    eBook (Oak Tree Press, )
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  • Hinds Feet on High Places

    Hannah Hurnard

    Paperback (OLIVE PRESS +, Jan. 1, 1969)
    An Allegory from the Bible.
  • My Name is Huber

    Cindy Ladage, Jane Aumann

    eBook (Oak Tree Press, )
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