Books in Art of the Story series

Race to the Moon tells how the United States and Soviet Union competed to put the first human on the Moon, and how NASAs Apollo program took less than a decade to build the machines needed to get there. Easytoread text is packed with sidebar features and illustrated with gorgeous photography depicting technologies, planets, stars, and much more. Each title includes an index and a glossary of terms.

Probes to the Planets charts the exploration of our solar system by robot space probes sent out on decadeslong journeys, flying past strange worlds and sending landers to their surfaces to learn their secrets. Easytoread text is packed with sidebar features and illustrated with gorgeous photography depicting technologies, planets, stars, and much more. Each title includes an index and a glossary of terms.

Looking Beyond explores the universe beyond our solar system, discussing our understanding of space phenomena, from the Big Bang and the birth of stars to black holes and the possibility of alien life. Easytoread text is packed with sidebar features and illustrated with gorgeous photography depicting technologies, planets, stars, and much more. Each title includes an index and a glossary of terms.

People have been living in North America for at least 13,000 years. Readers explore the lives of the many different Native American tribes that inhabited what is now the United States, learning about their languages, foods, and spiritual beliefs. The trials that these people endured after the arrival of Europeans are also discussed. Historical images and interesting facts take readers into a time long ago, when North America was a very different place.

Life in early America was not always easy, and this was especially true for the people brought to the country as slaves. Readers learn how the practice of slavery started in the American colonies and what daily life was like for a slave. They explore the hard work of the abolitionists to end slavery and discover how it ultimately took the Civil War to end the practice for good.

Is there a story behind the daily drama of your life? Being a teenager isn't always easy. From homework to after-school jobs to having to think about the future, life can feel chaotic. But did you know that the chaos and confusion, as well as the joys and excitements you experience, are part of God's ordered plan? In this teen adaptation of God's Story, Your Story, bestselling author Max Lucado explores the divine narrative in the New Testament, as well as several contemporary examples, to show how your everyday life is part of God's bigger redemption story, and that God is there, no matter what you may face in your life. Real teen responses and real-life application questions are also included to help you further connect God's narrative to your own. Because God's story is your story---and he is adding to your chapter every day.