by Mabel N. McCaw (1982)
Describes the omnipotence of God, who can make everything from light, stars, and thunder to animals and little children.
Dennis Brindell Fradin
Discusses how tornadoes are formed, how they kill and destroy, and how to predict and prepare for them. Also describes some famous tornadoes, including the ones that struck Vernon and Wichita Falls, Texas, in April, 1979.
James Riordan
An illustrated retelling of seven stories that have been the basis of famous ballets with notes on the origins of each story and on the music composed for them. Includes "Petrushka," "Swan Lake," "Cinderella," "Giselle," "The Nutcracker," "Stone Flower," and "Sleeping Beauty."
Paul Mason
Poverty affects millions of people all over the world, both in developed and developing countries. This book looks at what causes poverty, how it impacts on the global community and what is being done to tackle this worldwide problem.
Sneed B. Collard III
"This book focuses on a new breed of scientist: one who works in zoos. ... At Zoo Atlanta, In Georgia, scientists such as Dr. Tara Stoinski and Dr. Thomas Butynski have been sent out into the wild to save our endangered primates." Introduction.