Jess M. Brallier

Traces the life and work of the famous physicist, from his childhood in Germany through the development of his theories of relativity to his campaign for peace after World War II.

Who Was Albert Einstein?

The opposable thumb is a perfect science project. It's interesting, right at hand, and makes humans special. Accessible and fun, this book even offers tips on how to conduct a Thumbless Olympics for classroom participation. Full color.

Thumbs Up Science

All You Need is a Shadow!

Shadowy Science

Bradley E. Smith

A guide to writing a living will--a document that allows for euthanasia in the event that one is unable to communicate his or her wishes about medical treatment and does not want life prolonged by artificial means--includes state-by-state instructions and

Write Your Own Living Will

The letter "O" wants a new spot in the alphabet. A story told by "O" helps little ones identify and remember the order of letters in the alphabet. After going from "A" to "Z", "O" will find the right place to be.

O No! an Alphabet Revolt

The Olphabet

Tess loved her tree. She liked to swing on it and sit in its shade and catch its leaves in the fall. When Tess's tree has to come down, Tess is very sad . . . until she finds a way to gather friends and family and celebrate her tree's remarkable life. This is a book for sharing with people you love, among good friends, or on a quiet day under a favorite tree.

Jess M. Brallier

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