Books in Read About Books series

Are you curious about nature? Delve into the mysterious world of fungi! Learn more about mushrooms, toadstools, mold, spores, mycelium and more in Read About Fungi.Read About Books are educational children's readers designed to inspire your young reader to learn about their favorite subjects while practicing their reading skills.- Simple words- Introducing new words- Simple sentence structure- Engaging color photos- Manageable length for young readers- Large printRead About Fungi is a suitable reading level for grades 1-3. This book may have some harder words for younger readers but is sure to add to their vocabulary and understanding of the subject of fungi, mushrooms, spores, mycelium, and botany. Also included are fungi jokes and information about the largest fungi / mushroom in the world.

Do you love the snow? Have you ever wondered how snow is formed? Is it true that no two snowflakes are alike?Read About Snow contains these, and many other interesting and educational science facts for kids.Included in this edition is a fun experiment and simple recipe for pretend snow for those days when winter is over.Read About Books are educational children's books designed to inspire your young reader to learn about their favorite subjects while practicing their reading skills.- Simple words- Introducing new words- Simple sentence structure- Engaging color photos- Manageable length for young readers- Large printRead About Snow is a suitable reading level for grades 1-3. This book may have some harder words for younger readers but is sure to add to their vocabulary and understanding of the subject of snow.

Do you know how deep the ocean is? Read About Oceans contains many interesting and educational ocean facts for kids.Read About Books are informative children's books designed to inspire your young reader to learn about their favourite subjects while practicing their reading skills.- Simple words- Introducing new words- Simple sentence structure- Engaging color photos- Manageable length for young readers- Large printRead About Oceans is a suitable reading level for grades 1-4 but will appeal to younger children as well. This book may have some harder words for younger readers but will add to their vocabulary and understanding of the world's oceans.

Get ready for some hopping, Down Under action... get ready to Read About Kangaroos, Australia's most famous animal!Read About Books are educational children's readers designed to inspire your young reader to learn about their favourite science topics while practicing their reading skills.- Simple words- Introducing new words- Simple sentence structure- Engaging color photos- Manageable length for young readers- Large printIncluded in Read About Kangaroos are Fun Kangaroo Facts and a short quiz to test your knowledge.This Read About Kangaroos book is a suitable reading level for grades 1-3, however this book will appeal to younger kangaroo lovers as well.If you are searching for informative books about kangaroos, wallabies or macropods, kids readers level 1-3, or science readers about kangaroos or Australia, Read About Kangaroos is the reader for you!

Do you like spiders? Do creepy crawly, eight legged arachnids fascinate you? Want to learn more?Read About Spiders is an educational reader and spider guide for kids.Read About Books are educational children's books designed to inspire your young reader to learn about their favourite subjects while practicing their reading skills.- Simple words- Introducing new words- Simple sentence structure- Engaging color photos- Manageable length for young readers- Large printIncluded in Read About Spiders are Fun Facts and How to Build a Spider Habitat.Read About Spiders books are a suitable reading level for grades 1-3, however this book will appeal to younger spider lovers as well.Read About Spiders makes a wonderful Halloween gift for kids!

Who was the enigmatic Dora Doxey? And what was her strange and lifelong connection with the doctor? Was she, as the authorities sought to prove, simply calculating and cold-blooded, or was she herself more of a victim than a criminal? She was born Dora Elizabeth Fuller on March 17, 1880, in Mercer County, Illinois, took on several names and husbands, and was suspected of killing one of them. You will watch this story unfold in much the same way as did newspaper readers in the early years of the last century, when telegraphs were common but telephones were rare, and motorcars were just making their way onto the nation’s dusty roads and rutted highways. As this story grew, other papers throughout the country happily amplified the Dora Doxey tale, which ranged from sordid to titillating to sad to romantic — and was always mysterious. In the Read All About It! series of fully illustrated true-crime books, you get the actual text — edited for the sake of brevity and for your understanding of these convoluted weeks and months when Dora Doxey was the talk of the nation. The newspapers which covered this story built the ongoing saga as a confrontation between two women, Dora Doxey, the suspected murderer, and Kate Erder, whose struggle for justice for her dead brother would change her life. In the background was always the doctor, with his hypodermic needle.