Hewitt, Sally

Explores why various parts of houses--walls, roofs, windows, floors, and furnishings--are made of particular materials, have certain shapes, and perform specific functions.

Examines the function, design, and technology of such everyday things as eating utensils, chairs, and telephones.

Develop reading comprehension skills with this amusing story about two very messy kids and their mom.

Teaches children all about keeping helathy and includes questions to encourage them to think about what they have read.

From Concorde to rescue choppers, this fact-filled book introduces readers to the exciting world of planes and helicopters.

Provides case studies and advice for young children on how to welcome a new baby into their family. Includes photographs.

An interactive approach which introduces the concept of force as something that pushes or pulls and includes a discussion of such forces as gravity, wind, magnetism, weight, and water.