Earth science library

Describes ocean currents, the ocean floor, tides and waves, minerals, ocean life, and the study of oceanography. Includes diagrams.

Explains the forces that shape the mountains and describes the landscapes and features created by volcanoes, plate tectonics, erosion, etc.

Describes how glaciers move, how landscapes are carved by ice, and discusses ice caps, ice sheets, the Ice Age, and the Arctic regions.

Explains the forces that form rivers and lakes and describes the landscape features resulting from them.

Describes the characteristics of mountains, how they are formed, how they affect the weather, and how they are used by people.

Discusses the formation, plant and animal life, and natural resources of the deserts of the world.

Photographs, diagrams, and text explain the forces that we call weather and describe our atmosphere.

Examines the physical features and marine life of the world's oceans, their currents and tides, and the methods by which we harvest the seas.

Discusses the earth's origins, changing seasons, geographic features, plant and animal life, and rocks and minerals.

Photographs, diagrams, and text explain the forces that we call weather and describe our atmosphere.