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Gr 3–5—Not every person working at an Antarctic research station is a scientist; there are plenty of opportunities for those willing to shovel snow or grow vegetables...
Gr 3–4—Each volume in this misleadingly titled series offers 10 low-tech science activities, none of which will produce more than a small-scale pop, ooze, or mess...
Gr 2–5—Kids have a continuing fascination with dangerous animals, so this series is sure to find an audience...
Gr 3–5—Standard fodder for casual browsers and enthusiasts, these surveys offer a mix of color photos and bite-sized comments or technical specs in a variety of type sizes...
Gr 1—3—Readers may be confused after browsing through these introductions to mysterious creatures and phenomena...
Gr 5–8—Using a CSI-style methodology and the scientific process, disease scene investigator Annie Biotica unravels mystery illnesses...
Gr 7—10—These information-packed guides have a clear message: When it comes to being eco, you don't have to do everything, but there is no excuse for doing nothing...
Gr 1–3—These image-heavy guides to monsters of myths and legends strike a delightful balance between creepy and cheesy...
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