Books in Fun Fact File series

Most people are familiar with the common house centipede. This long-legged bug is often found hiding in dark closets and damp basements. However, the house centipede is just one of many kinds of centipedes living all over the world. Centipedes come in many sizes and colors, but they all have one thing in commonlots of legs. Readers will enjoy the informative and engaging text paired with brilliant photographs of the worlds most interesting centipedes.

Bursting with fantastic information, detailed illustrations and stunning photographs, this title takes you on a journey through prehistoric life. The simple, engaging text is presented in bite-size paragraphs, while feature panels provide incredible facts, cartoons, quizzes and fun activities. Get ready to find out about the amazing life forms that existed, from the terrifying T Rex and plant-eating monsters to vicious sea-dwelling reptiles, and what really caused the demise of the dinosaurs.

With fierce fangs, sharp spines, and beady eyes, anglerfish are monsters of the deep sea. Many even have a glowing lure over their heads to draw prey to them in the dark water. When the prey gets close enough, they attack. This intriguing book takes readers deep under the waves to see these strange and fascinating creatures up close. As creepy as anglerfish are, readers are sure to have fun discovering 20 fun facts about them.

Which president had the shortest term, and which was the first to be born in the United States? Which president was the tallest? Who was the shortest? These are just a few of the fun facts readers will find the answers to inside this book. The at-level text is specially designed to make learning about the presidency engaging and fun as well as informative. The fascinating text is augmented with historical images, helpful graphic organizers, and full-color photographs.

Stick bugs are masters of disguise. They can look like a twig on a tree, or a leaf on the ground. If they stand perfectly still you may not even notice them. Chances are youve seen one and just didnt know it. Readers get the perfect opportunity to spy these sneaky creatures blending in with their natural habitat while learning many fun facts about stick bugsincluding which is the longest, which resembles a lobster, and the many devious ways they avoid being caught by predators.