Price, Sean

Explores the possibility of one day being able to clone one's pets, and poses the question as to whether doing so is a good idea.

Examines segregation and civil rights, providing information about Jim Crow laws, the NAACP, Brown versus the Board of Education, school integration, protests, the Civil Rights Act, and prominent people from the era.

Examines immigrant life in New York City from 1835 to 1935, providing information about tenements, neighborhoods, work, recreation, and schools.

Examines the Industrial Revolution, providing information on inventions, types of employment, child labor, immigration, and prominent people of the era.

Provides information about the Dust Bowl of the 1930s which occurred when the U.S. was stricken by a drought that caused devastating dust storms, primarily in the middle of the country. Includes primary source quotes, comments, and photographs.

This book describes the ins and outs of professional wrestling, including history, gimmicks, and famous wrestlers.

This book describes various lost cities, what caused their downfalls, and how they were discovered.