Books with title Attack of the Killer Bees

"Since the mating of certain European and African bees in Brazil during the late 1950s, an aggressive bee has been slowly heading northward. These Africanized honeybees are known as invasive species today as they disrupt the ecosystems they enter. More information about the killer bees spread draws readers into the interesting scientific topic of invasive species"--

Since the mating of certain European and African bees in Brazil during the late 1950s, an aggressive bee has been slowly heading northward. These Africanized honeybees are known as invasive species today as they disrupt the ecosystems they enter. More information about the killer bees spread draws readers into the interesting scientific topic of invasive species. Fascinating fact boxes and terrifying maps of the bees spread highlight how serious a threat invasive species are. With discussions about ecosystem balance, food chains, and conservation, the main content undoubtedly supplements the science curriculum.

From the author of MOTHMAN’S CURSE (Macmillan, Kirkus starred review) comes a YA fantasy of impish proportions.***15-year-old Shaun Ramsay cleans her uncle’s movie theater in the middle of the night. She’s no fan of scrubbing bathrooms or working hideous hours, but she can cope. Motivating her best friend and co-worker Spence is tricky, but still under control. An imp movie buff named Jim, however, was not on her agenda. When Jim and his clan decide to make a movie of their own inside the theater—with Shaun and Spence in starring roles—life gets complicated. Especially since imps are known for turning perfectly good buildings into piles of rubble. Add an imp film festival, rival imp bullies, and an inconvenient crush to the mix, and Shaun may be in over her head.

Kim Possible's rocket scientist dad, Dr. Possible, is getting ready for his big class reunion when his brainy buddies begin to disappear. No big for Kim, who quickly cracks the case. Turns out the kidnappers are a trio of robotic warrior women named Bebe, Bebe, and Bebe. The real question is why? Why would someone send killer Bebes to kidnap a bunch of geeky guys? Strangely enough, the answer may be buried in Dr. Possible's past . . . and the evil Dr. Drakken's.

From the author of MOTHMAN’S CURSE (Macmillan, Kirkus starred review) comes a YA fantasy of impish proportions.***15-year-old Shaun Ramsay cleans her uncle’s movie theater in the middle of the night. She’s no fan of scrubbing bathrooms or working hideous hours, but she can cope. Motivating her best friend and co-worker Spence is tricky, but still under control. An imp movie buff named Jim, however, was not on her agenda. When Jim and his clan decide to make a movie of their own inside the theater—with Shaun and Spence in starring roles—life gets complicated. Especially since imps are known for turning perfectly good buildings into piles of rubble. Add an imp film festival, rival imp bullies, and an inconvenient crush to the mix, and Shaun may be in over her head.

A family's holiday cottage seems like paradise. But something funny has leaked out of the nearby genetic research lab. When Ellie tells her parents about being attacked by a gigantic fanged frog they think she's making it up, but soon the family's cottage is under siege - by frogs!Highly readable, exciting books that take the struggle out of reading, Wired Connect encourages and supports reading practice by providing gripping, age-appropriate stories for struggling and reluctant readers or those with English as an additional language aged 9+, at a manageable length (64 pages) and reading level (7+). Produced in association with reading experts at CatchUp, a charity which aims to address underachievement caused by literacy and numeracy difficulties.Book band: LimeIdeal for ages: 9 +Reading age: 6+