Anita Yasuda crée des livres à chapitres et des ouvrages de non-fiction pour jeunes lecteurs, se spécialisant dans les histoires à la fois effrayantes et idiotes. Son écriture aborde la science, les études sociales et la vie d'individus remarquables. Yasuda se consacre à la création de contenu qui éveille la curiosité et divertit, faisant de l'apprentissage une aventure pour les enfants.
Explore the rich mythology of the Norse people, offering insights into Viking culture and beliefs. This book delves into the fascinating stories, gods, and legends that shaped the worldview of the Vikings, providing a deeper understanding of their traditions and values. Through engaging narratives, readers will discover how these mythological elements influenced everyday life and societal norms in Viking society.
Exploring the world of vintage Japanese children's fabric, this book features over 300 stunning photographs that captivate fabric collectors, historians, and sewing enthusiasts alike. It delves into design history, offering informative sections alongside chapters that highlight manufacturers and their labels. A glossary of terms, care guide, and fabric resources enhance the reader's understanding and appreciation of this unique textile art.
Investigating the common contraptions that make so much possible - from zippers and rolling pins to catapults and the pyramids - this book encourages kids to look differently at the numerous objects in everyday life. It is suitable for children of ages 9 to 12 years.
Discusses the events that led to the purchase of the Louisiana Territory and its impact on the United States.
Focusing on the contributions of female astronomers, the book highlights the inspiring stories of women like Maria Mitchell and Caroline Herschel, who have significantly impacted the field of astronomy. It emphasizes courage, persistence, and creativity as essential qualities for success in this discipline. By introducing young readers to these trailblazers, the book encourages both boys and girls to engage with celestial science and envision their potential roles in future discoveries, supported by primary sources and essential questions.
Exploring the significance of light, this book invites readers to envision a world devoid of illumination, highlighting its essential role in creating warmth and life. Through vivid descriptions, it illustrates the stark contrasts between a vibrant existence and a dark, cold environment, emphasizing the profound impact of light on our lives and the natural world.
The story revolves around Tyler's initiative to boost school spirit by organizing a baseball game where teachers face off against students. This event not only fosters camaraderie and competition but also highlights the dynamics between students and faculty, showcasing their interactions and relationships in a fun, engaging setting. The game serves as a backdrop for themes of teamwork, rivalry, and community within the school environment.
The Monterey Peninsula, in California, is alive with ghosts and spirits. Spend time with a ghostly lady in a black dress who occupies a rocking chair at the Robert Louis Stevenson House. Read about a phantom woman in Pebble Beach who frightens drivers when she appears in the middle of the road. Examine the peculiar appearances of Monterey's famous sea serpent, "Bobo," and the ghost of Father Junipero Serra that returns annually to Carmel Mission to say Mass. Experience disembodied voices, phantom ships, and ghostly spirits wandering historic adobes, hotels, and roadways of the Peninsula. Unusual paranormal stories are compiled here, including the ghost of a Chinese fisherman, a Devil's Ship, a Haunted Lighthouse, and more.
The 12 Most Amazing American Monuments & Symbols discusses 12 American monuments and symbols that stand out from the rest. Amazing facts are included, along with historical and geographical information.
Delving into ancient Greek culture, this book introduces readers to the captivating myths that shaped civilization and continue to influence modern art, science, and democracy. Through tales of gods like Zeus and heroes such as Heracles and Odysseus, children discover moral lessons and explanations for natural phenomena. Engaging text, fun facts, and vibrant illustrations invite exploration, while hands-on projects like creating topographical maps and designing Greek columns enhance learning. Online resources further encourage independent investigation into this rich mythology.