Allyn, Daisy

A brief introduction to Earth, the third planet in the solar system, describing its orbit, unique characteristics, moon, and related topics.

Simple text and photographs explain the different ways that water reaches a home and what happens after the water leaves the home.

Simple text and illustrations introduce young readers to Triceratops.

Scientists have learned from fossils that Tyrannosaurus rex was a huge, predatory dinosaur with enormous, sharp teeth.

Glowworms aren't worms, they are bugs. The text includes facts about where glowworms live, what they eat, and and why they glow.

With a name like killer whale, you might expect these giant marine animals to be mean and nasty. However, they re some the most playful creatures in the sea as long as you re not a seal! Readers will enjoy learning how these amazing dolphins hunt for prey and interact with people. Colorful pictures of killer whales in the wild and in aquariums are sure to engage readers of all ages. Detailed Table of Contents, For Further Information Section, Glossary, Graphic Organizers, Index, Science Content.

Discusses the habits and life of behind glowworms also known as fireflies.

Text and illustrations describe what happens to your body when you hiccup.

Informative text and color photographs portray why and how people hiccup. Includes a glossary and further resources.