Books with title Skeletons

When a psychic who recently moved to Crescent Creek seeks advice about handling an ominous threat, Kate Reed encourages the woman to contact the police. At first, the clairvoyant reluctantly agrees to the suggestion. But then she vanishes—only to resurface hours later at the scene of a homicide.While authorities work to solve the murder, more area residents receive menacing notes attached to small plastic skeletons. The deliveries propel Kate into a puzzling mystery that involves a candlelit séance, the unsolved robbery of a local bank, a visit to the Crescent Creek International Museum of Art & Antiques, a Winchester 1894 rifle and the death of a man related to a long ago embezzlement case in Denver.Skeletons & Scones, Book 8 in the Sky High Pies Cozy Mystery series, includes a tasty trio of Nana Reed’s Sky High recipes!

It's easy to bone up on Skeletons with the relaunch of thIs Scholastic Science Reader--now with a new cover, photographs, and interior design.With brand new covers, updated photographs, and new interior designs, this series brings simple and fun information to beginning readers. In Skeletons, readers will learn what bones are made of, and just how many there are in the body. They'll find out what each bone is called and why we just can't live without them!Book Details:Format: PaperbackPublication Date: 8/1/2011Pages: 32Reading Level: Age 6 and Up

The Magic School Bus Fact Finders are detailed research guides on amazing subjects - like SKELETONS. They cover all the zany facts you'd expect to learn from everyone's favorite science teacher.Take a page from Ms. Frizzle's book. Better yet, read her class notes and learn all about SKELETONS. No bones about it -- this is your chance to get the facts from Ms. Frizzle's class!The MSB Fact Finders are great research tools. With photos, illustrations, an index, and more, they have everthing that makes learning easy and fun. Each book is reviewed by an expert in the field and includes up-to-date information. And you know Ms. Frizzle will cover the weird and wonderful aspects of science too. Based on the original series written by Joanna Cole & illustrated by Bruce Degen.

Full-color photos. "An arresting introduction to skeletons. Each spread has an introductory paragraph plus captioned drawings and spectacular photos. Topics include exoskeletons, fish, birds, mammals, arms, skulls, and teeth. The look at the human skeleton also gives discussions of skull, spine, ribs, arms, and legs, plus front and rear views. A wealth of information, beautifully presented."--Kirkus.