This book presents extensive research conducted by the National Geographic Society on Alaska's glacial regions, including Yakutat Bay, Prince William Sound, and Lower Copper River. The study examines glacial movement, climate change, and topography, providing new insights into the dynamics of these unique areas. With striking photographs and detailed analysis, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the natural wonders of the world.
You jump up and what happens? You come back down. Why? Changing tides, rockets shooting into space, the orbit of the planet... In Gravity Will Always Pull You Down... you'll learn why you come back down after jumping along with many other answers in this fully illustrated and interactive look at gravity for elementary school level children. Perfect for families and schools teaching about gravity and space! This engaging book teaches the fundamentals simply with very clear illustrations" - Jenny Ferns (Kindle reviewer)
Night after night 10-year-old Eli dreams of climbing Mount Everest with his friends. Come join the expedition, as they struggle to reach the summit. Children, parents, and teachers will thrill to Eli's adventures on the mountain, where his dreams seem all too real. Will they reach the summit? Along the way young readers will learn the importance of friendship, tenacity, and courage.
“This book is a concisely written guide to help those who have lost a partner, either from death or divorce, tackle the unwanted onslaught of extra daily responsibilities. The book provides valuable tips on how to organize and simplify one’s life to mitigate stress during the readjustment period. It is a must read for all who suddenly find themselves alone at the helm.”
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