Giant Pacific Octopus: The World's Largest Octopus
- 24 pages
- 1 hour of reading
Introduces the Giant Pacific octopus, describing its physical characteristics, habitat, life cycle, and the ways in which it defends itself against its predators.
Leon Gray Books
Leon Gray crafts books for young readers exploring a diverse range of subjects, from scientific principles and geographical landscapes to pressing global issues. His work is designed to ignite curiosity and foster an understanding of the world. Gray's approach prioritizes clear and engaging narratives that make complex topics accessible and interesting. Through his writing, he encourages a spirit of discovery and thoughtful consideration of the wider world.
Exploring the realm of magnetism, this book delves into its principles, applications, and future potential. It covers everything from magnetic fields to materials, offering insights into how magnetism influences our world. Engaging "Super Science" fact boxes provide intriguing statistics and lesser-known information, enhancing the reader's understanding and making it easy to share fascinating science knowledge with others.
Exploring the concepts of forces and motion, this book delves into various types, from magnetic force to gravity, and their implications for the future. Engaging "Super Science" fact boxes provide intriguing statistics and lesser-known information, perfect for enhancing your science knowledge and impressing friends.
Exploring the various forms of light, this book delves into its properties and applications in technology, science, and travel. It features "Super Science" fact boxes that provide intriguing statistics and lesser-known information, perfect for enhancing your understanding and sharing impressive science facts with friends.
Ask the Experts: Global Positioning System: Who's Tracking You?
- 48 pages
- 2 hours of reading
A series that explores the most pressing issues facing humankind today through the opinions of leading experts.
Ask the Experts: Genetic Modification: Should Humans Control Nature?
- 48 pages
- 2 hours of reading
A series that explores the most pressing issues facing humankind today through the opinions of leading experts.
Horrible Jobs of the Industrial Revolution looks at some of the horrible jobs that some unfortunate people had to do in during the Industrial Revolution. With fun graphics, colourful illustrations and photographs and a lively text, this is a fascinating look at what our poor ancestors might have had to do for a living during this period.
All About Electricity
- 48 pages
- 2 hours of reading
Exploring the fundamental nature of electricity, this book covers everything from atomic structure to solar technology, while also looking ahead to future advancements. Engaging "Super Science" fact boxes provide intriguing statistics and lesser-known insights, perfect for those eager to enhance their scientific knowledge and impress others with fun facts.
Packed with physical facts and healthy hints - find out why healthy kids choose to understand puberty
Cybercrime
- 48 pages
- 2 hours of reading
With the pervasiveness of technology, cybercrime is on the rise—at great cost to businesses and individuals. While high-profile cases hit the news, many more unreported and undetected cybercrimes take place each day. This timely book explains the many insidious areas of cybercrime, including worms, viruses, fraud, hacking, and even cyberbullying. But high-tech criminals are now facing innovative cybercrime prevention specialists—computer forensic scientists. Readers learn how these skilled professionals track down perpetrators, and more importantly, how all computer users can protect themselves from the omnipresent threat of cybercrime.
