Books in A True Book: Space series

Examines the nature and causes of floods, their impact on society, and ways of defending against them.

Written to support National Curriculum Key Stage 2, a study of the solar system which looks at how it originated and what its main planets are. In the TRUE BOOKS series, illustrated with maps and colour photographs.

Discusses the impact of climate change on animals, plants, and humans, examines the causes of them, and provides ways readers can combat it.

"Learn all about some of the world's tallest, most incredible buildings, from how they are designed and built to how skyscraper technology has changed over time"--

Because it is closer to the sun than any other planet in the solar system, the surface of Mercury is extremely hot. Readers will discover what it is like on the surface of this small planet. They will also find out how the planet was discovered, what it is made of, and how scientists are working to learn more about it today.

Simple facts about the Red Planet such as its orbit, atmosphere, and terrain, as well as the outcomes of explorations such as the Pathfinder Mission

Describes the ill-fated maiden voyage of the Titanic, a luxury liner claimed to be "unsinkable" that was destroyed after colliding with an iceberg, killing over one thousand passengers onboard.

Guillain, Charlotte

Describes the history, sights, and facilities of Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah

Examines the formation and eruption of volcanoes, describes the damages and benefits of volcanoes, and discusses steps taken to predict eruptions and protect the surroundings.

Describes how astronauts are trained and how they live and work in space and discusses some famous male and female astronauts.

Traces the life of the United States' first African American first lady, describing her childhood, education, and family, as well as initiatives she's undertaken since Barack Obama was elected president.