Ann O. Squire Livres

“The methods animals use to communicate with each other and with us are explored in depth in this fascinating book, written by two animal-behavior scientists. Packed with information on why and how wild creatures ‘talk,’ this volume is also user-friendly because of its engaging anecdotes that sometimes tell about actual instances of animal interactions and other times suppose fact-based scenarios. Blended with straightforward documentary text and black-and-white photos, the pleasing narrative will help bring out the animal lover in any reader.” Booklist, October 15, 1988

Exploring North Dakota offers a rich blend of history, outdoor adventures, and insights into Native American culture. The state is renowned for its diverse wildlife and breathtaking landscapes, making it an ideal destination for those seeking both adventure and cultural experiences.

The book explores Saturn's striking rings and massive gaseous atmosphere, revealing the planet's rocky and liquid core. It covers the history of Saturn's discovery and highlights current scientific efforts to deepen our understanding of this fascinating planet. Students will gain insights into both its physical characteristics and the ongoing research surrounding it.

Exploring the diverse world of rocks, this book delves into their formation, variations, and historical significance. Readers will discover the processes that create different types of rocks, from massive boulders to small pebbles, and gain insight into the ways humans have utilized these natural resources in architecture and beyond.

An introduction to gem stones, discussing the different types of stones, where they are found, and how they are made.