Books in Amazing Crime Scene Science series

Introduces the ways that energy powers the invisible forces that cause objects to move, and discusses friction, gravity, and magnetism.

Describes the equipment found in a crime laboratory, explains how it is used to process evidence, and provides examples of cases that were solved using forensic evidence.

Introduces the three states of matter and discusses how material objects can change and how such natural materials as wood can become such manufactured articles as paper.

Explains what a crime scene is, describes what may be considered evidence in a criminal investigation and how it is collected, and discusses cases in which forensic evidence was used to help convict or clear a suspect.

If there's one topic guaranteed to get students interested in science, it's forensics! Crime Scene Science presents all the facts readers need in a dynamic, magazine-style format. Each page is filled with fascinating photos, scintillating sidebars, and lively text, all of which encourage readers to think like a crime scene scientist.

Presents "astonishing" features of our planet such as geysers, caves, salt lakes, peat bogs, carnivorous plants, creeping swamps, and autumn colors.

Introduces the structure and life cycle of plants and discusses their use as food and for other purposes, and carnivorous and aquatic plants.

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Describes the different ways a body can yield evidence of a crime, and explains how evidence is found during an autopsy and crime scene investigation.

Describes the earth's polar regions and the animals that live there, including the seal, penguin, musk ox, and polar bear

Surveys the exotic species of plants and animals that live in the world's rain forests.

Which pole is north? Which pole is south? It's hard to tell on the sideways planet of Uranus. Explore the gas giant's strange position, its rings, moons, and more in this book about Uranus.