Chambers, Catherine

Discusses how and why we use maps and examines the many different forms that they can take.

Explores the world's deserts, discussing how they were formed, what organisms live there, and how they are used by humans.

Describes the movements and destructive power of hurricanes and explains how they are predicted and monitored.

Examines tornadoes, discussing how they are formed, how they are measured, and how they can be predicted. Includes a section on the Wichita Falls tornadoes of 1979.

A color-illustrated behind-the-scenes look at how a television show is made, covering all aspects, from the writing, casting, sets, taping, editing, and financing, to the science behind television transmission.

Traces the process by which a radio show is put together, discussing the role of the different people involved and the skills they need to do their jobs, and looking at how radio stations are financed, how programs are planned, and what happens while a show is being broadcast.

Explains how a daily newspaper is published, from breaking news to its printing and distribution.

Explains how a theatrical performance is produced, from the initial concept to the first performance and reviews.

Offers a behind-the-scenes look at the movie making process, providing information on the people involved, the neccessary skills needed, and what happens during filming.

Examines the formation and eruption of volcanoes and describes the damages that they can cause.