Coming 2024!
Mummies! Gladiators! Pirates! And More!
Six new books for the Black Rabbit Books Hi Jinx series. These Hi/Lo books will take readers on adventures to the dark and disgusting MIDDLE AGES, the crazy days of the WILD WEST, and the tense times of the CIVIL WAR. Peel back the layers in MUMMIES or learn about fighting like a GLADIATOR and stealing like a PIRATE. It's all fun and Hi Jinx for middle-grade readers.
A Kid's Guide to Container Gardening
Would you like to grow a patio full of soup? Grow your own jungle or make your house a rainbow of flowers? You can do all this and more if you learn how to build a container garden.
Stephanie Bearce
Top Secret Files of History series
Released 2014-1015
Eight titles – AMERICAN REVOLUTION, CIVIL WAR, WORLD WAR I, WORLD WAR II, COLD WAR, GANGSTERS AND BOOTLEGGERS, PIRATES AND BURIED TREASURE, WILD WEST
Prufrock Press - Distributed by SourceBooks
Children's Author • Speaker
A Kid's Guide to Making a Terrarium (Gardening for Kids)
Imagine a miniature world under glass. It has growing plants and falling rain, yet it is small enough to sit on your bedside table. This miniature world is a terrarium, and you can build one of your own.
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How to Harness Solar Power for Your Home
Imagine living in a world with clean air and very little pollution. Imagine never having to hear your parents complain about paying the electric bill. Does that sound too good to be true? It s all possible with solar energy.
Disgusting Careers with Food
Disgusting Careers with Animals
Released August 2022
Black Rabbit Books
Stan Musial
released 2016
Children’s biography of baseball great - Stan Musial.
Reedy Press
Twisted True Tales From Science series
released spring 2017
Four titles – MEDICAL MAYHEM, INSANE INVENTORS, EXPLOSIVE EXPERIMENTS, DISASTER DISCOVERIES
Prufrock Press - Distributed by SourceBooks
21st Century disasters – Tsunami
Released August 2019
Story of 2004 Tsunami
This or That Technology
This or That Space
Released January 2021
Capstone Books
Mary Anning and Paleontology for Kids
Chicago Review Press
Mary Anning was only twelve years old when she excavated the skeleton of an animal never known to man. The discovery of the ichthyosaur was the dawn of a new age of science called paleontology, and Anning became one of the leading experts in the study of dinosaurs. Her discoveries helped lay the groundwork for Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution and changed the way scientists understood the past. Unfortunately, as a woman of the 1800s, her contributions were overlooked and instead credited to male naturalists who had purchased specimens from Anning.