Lassieur began her publishing career as an avid D&D player. Over thirteen years in the industry, she served as an editor for magazines such as Disney Adventures and Highlights for Children. She is also the author of more than two dozen nonfiction children's books and has contributed to magazines like National Geographic World and Scholastic News.
Exploring the fascinating world of subways, this book delves into how these underground vehicles operate and transport people across bustling cities. With engaging descriptions, it captures the excitement of subways, highlighting their speed and efficiency. Readers will discover the mechanics behind these essential urban transit systems, making it an informative read for anyone curious about public transportation.
What happened to the people of the Roanoke Colony? Why did the crew of the Mary Celeste abandon ship? History is filled with many unexplained and baffling mysteries. With dramatic photos and intriguing theories, readers can go on a journey through time to explore some of history's most fascinating mysteries.
How does your food get to the store? Read this series and find out. Learn where foods grow, why we need all the food groups, and what strange foods people eat around the world Book jacket.
Exploring the intricacies of medieval warfare, this book delves into the science behind the armor, weapons, training, and tactics employed by knights. It provides an in-depth analysis of how these elements contributed to their effectiveness in battle, offering insights into the technology and strategies that defined an era. Through detailed explanations, readers gain a comprehensive understanding of the martial prowess and innovations that shaped medieval combat.
Presents the life and accomplishments of the German scientist who established the theory of relativity and revolutionized the way people thought about gravity, energy, matter, light, and time.
"Can you survive being trapped in a rain forest? Imagine a run-in with a poison dart frog in the Amazon Rain Forest, a chimpanzee in the African Congo, or a clouded leopard in the jungles of Southeast Asia. How far would you be willing to go to save your own life? Would it work? Flip through these pages to find out! What would you do in a life-or-death situation out in the wilderness? Now's your chance to find out! Readers will be transported to different environments around the world. They will discover if they have what it takes to durvive encounters with wild beasts, natural obstacles, and more!" -- page [4] of cover.
Could you survive being stranded at sea? Imagine encountering a barracuda in the Caribbean Sea, a jellyfish in Australia's Great Barrier Reef, or a humpback whale in the Arctic Ocean. How far would you be willing to go to save your own life? Would it work? Flip through these pages to find out!
The book features insights from Josh Davis, a historian and craftsman based in St. Paul, MN. It highlights his expertise in reproducing historical artifacts, emphasizing the intersection of history and craftsmanship. Davis's work not only preserves the past but also educates readers on the significance of historical objects.
Set during the 1930s amidst the Great Depression, the narrative immerses readers in the challenges of the Dust Bowl, where poor farming practices and drought devastate the land. Readers face pivotal choices: remain on their struggling farm, seek new opportunities, or capture the era's struggles as a government photographer. Each decision affects the outcome, reflecting the real experiences of those who lived through this historical crisis. The interactive format emphasizes survival and the impact of personal choices during a tumultuous time.
Explores the lives and daring deeds of spies during World War I, using photos, original sources, maps, timelines and little-known facts.