Books with title Today: Past, present and future

The world consumes over 300 million tonnes of plastic each year. But when did we start using plastic? And why? Where does all the plastic waste go? Journey through the life cycle of plastic – how plastics are produced and recycled, the many uses of plastics throughout the last century, how our plastic use and pollution has spiralled out of control, and what we can do about it.

One hundred years ago, some kids traveled to school on horseback. One hundred years from today, they may get there in buses that fly! Author Linda Bozzo shows young readers how the schools of the past looked and encourages them to think about change over time and what schools may be like in the future. Uses vintage historical photos and colorful, humorous drawings to encourage young imaginations!

One hundred years ago, children liked to play with balls and dolls; they enjoyed board games and skating. The toys and equipment have changed, but kids still enjoy those kinds of play. It's fun to imagine what toys and games might be like in the future! Uses vintage photographs and colorful, humorous drawings to stimulate young readers' imaginations and show change over time.

Torrie has to move across country with her family for her father's new job. The new house is in the country with wide open spaces with the nearest neighbor feeling like their a mile away.One day a neighbor appears but it is not quite what she expects. Torrie is surprised to see a handsome teen boy walking up her driveway. He seems sweet and friendly, but there is a secret to this boy. The great looking young man has superhuman powers.Follow Torrie as she learns about her new friend, herself and the evil stranger who wants her dead!!Check out Lauren's first book:A Little Too Not Over You

One hundred years ago, people's houses looked very different from the way they do today. And we don't know how things will look in the future, but it's fun to imagine! Using vintage historical photographs and colorful, imaginative drawings, HOUSES OF THE PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE will help readers understand history, change over time, and think about what's to come.

A book of five unusual short stories dealing with the past, present, and future: The first "The Flight of the Crow," takes place in Boston at the outset of the American Revolution. It concerns a strange avenging angel known as "the Crow" who robs only from Tories -- or those supportive of England. The second "The Show Must Go On" takes place in the early 1800's and describes one man's disastrous pursuit of fame and fortune. The third "They" is set in the present day. It examines a secret society bent on taking over the world, and one man's attempt to get out of it. The fourth "The Tell-Tale Computer" describes what happens when a machine knows more than is good for it. And the Fifth "The Iron Crown" examines how even the most insignificant among us can end up saving the world.

Just in time for the holidays, KABOOM! is serving up a mammoth heap of ICE AGE with family-friendly 8 x 8 storybooks!It’s holiday time for the bumbling Sid the Sloth, the practical Manny the Mammoth, the cunning Diego the Saber-tooth Tiger, and the hilarious saber-toothed squirrel Scrat and their growing herd in this exciting all-new yuletide adventure! After planning a perfect holiday celebration for his family, Manny thinks he’s ready for anything -- but when a mysterious lost stranger stumbles into their lives, he must learn the true spirit of the holidays. Featuring beloved characters from the hit film series!

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