Owen, Ruth

Text and illustrations look at monsters for children.

Profiles ten of the world's tallest things, including the tallest building, man, house of cards, waterfall, snowman, and roller coaster.

This book describes jobs of zoologists and ecologists, discussing endangered animals, the study of the physical structure and behavior of animals, animal habitats, classification of animals, the study of reptiles and amphibians, ecosystems, and composting.

This book describes the jobs of paleontologists and archaeologists, discussing studying the history of living things by examining fossils, excavating fossils, a prehistoric crocodile, fossils of ancient humans, underwater archaeology, bone collecting, and fieldwork.

The Siamese is one of the most distinguishable breeds of cat. Readers will learn about this breed's origins, features, and nature. Famous Siamese-cat owners are profiled. A great reference for any cat lover.

The American Shorthair is a breed of domestic cat that descended from European cats. Readers will learn the history, personalities, and varieties of these popular cats. A great addition to any young reader's library.

Describes how your teeth, stomach, intestines, and other body parts work together to turn food into the fuel your body needs to keep you thinking, talking, moving, and playing.

Readers catch a glimpse into the amazing world of carnivorous and ferocious cats. Engaging and informative text supplies ample information on the habitat, physical features, and hunting tactics of the large cats. Colorful photographs, fun fact boxes, and a list of relevant websites provide more insight and opportunities for further learning.

A look at solar and lunar eclipses, discussing why they happen, the moment of totality, and more.

A look at nebulae, discussing how they are measured, reflection nebulae, supernovas, and more.