Branzei, Sylvia

Takes a humorous look at the science behind nineteen unpleasant human body functions and excretions, and includes fact boxes and related projects.

Amusingly illustrated book explains the scientific facts of some of the more disgusting aspects of human physiology.

Violet and Skip have lunch in outer space, and in the process they learn interesting facts about the Moon, the planets, comets, meteors, and black holes.

Introduces a variety of famous cowgirls, featuring quotations, narratives, photographs, illustrations, and facts about such women as Georgie Sicking, Charley Parkhurst, Tillie Baldwin, and Tad Lucas.

Presents the scientific facts behind some of the more disgusting body functions of animals for readers ages nine through fourteen.

This book explains how a dead body is preserved as a mummy and discusses what scientists have learned from the studies of mummies of the Egyptian King Tut to the Peruvian Lady of Cao.

Presents a simple discussion of mummies from various parts of the world, with humorous illustrations and facts about mummies such as King Tut and the Bog Man.