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The Digestive System for Babies and Toddlers

by Dr. Haitham Ahmed

Written by a doctor, The Digestive System for Babies and Toddlers offers the perfect introduction to the wonders of the human body. This interactive board book teaches your little one about the digestive system, one of the body's most vital organ systems. Be amazed at how much your child (and you) can learn. Through words and pictures, this board book for children captures the imagination, stimulates curiosity, and facilitates a love for science in the next generation.

Orcas Forever

by Marie-Paule Mahoney

Orcas Forever invites young readers to watch the activities of the three Southern Resident orca pods that inhabit the waters called the Salish Sea between the northwest coast of the United States, and the southwest coast of Canada. They are preparing to gather for a special celebration-–––the birth of a male calf. Following a greeting ceremony, the orcas rejoice in their own unique ways. They display fancy breaching, sky-hop in synch and play games of tail lobbying.... more

A Paradoxical Life: Where Did We Come From?

by Diondre Mompoint

The origin of life has always been questioned for the longest of time. The most credible scholars are stumped by the complexity of life and cannot come to an agreement of where we may have came from. What If there were ideas for all life's origin? Join Diondre Mompoint and other skeptics in revealing the origin of life.

A Bee or Not a Bee?

by Audrey Sauble

Did you know that not all bees make honey? There are 20,000 species of bees, and only a few of those bees are honeybees. What about the other bees? And the bee mimics that look like bees and may even help pollinate plants too? In this nonfiction picture book, kids get to meet some of the other, less well-known bees, while also learning about insect identification. It's time to learn what makes a bee a bee and discover the bees that live in your own backyard!

Nature Norm's North Woods

by Norman Weeks

The land of wolves, moose, bears, and 10,000 lakes. Nature Norm’s North Woods is an anecdotal natural history of northeastern Minnesota, based upon the author’s forty years’ experience there. Nature Norm first describes the woods-and-waters setting from the vantage point of his cabin on Pelican Lake. He then surveys the wildlife in the area and relates various animal encounters. Next, he conducts hiking and canoeing excursions. He concludes with a consideration of the human impact upon the no... more

The Wright Engineers: Inventing the Airplane

by Brian Page

Inventing the airplane was not easy. Nor was it a feat of genius. Wilbur and Orville Wright were successful where so many others failed because they were engineers. The Wright Engineers: Inventing the Airplane, puts the reader elbow-to-elbow with the brothers as they solve the many technical challenges that finally led to success. They even faced discouragement, Wilbur lamenting, “Not within a thousand years would man ever fly.” But with determination and good engineering practice, the brot... more

2023 Avalanche Catastrophe Risk Analysis

by Wayne Adams

Wayne Adams attended Haskell Indian Nations University and the University of Kansas for Meteorology. Wayne graduated from Haskell Indian Nations University in 2009. He currently attends Unity College and is a senior there. Wayne is working toward a Bachelor's Degree in Climate Science. He has had many books published on LULU Books, Amazon, and Barnes and Noble. Wayne has had a winter forecast book from 2021 - to 2022 return with great accuracy for months in advance climatology forecasting... more

Some Mistakes of Darwin and a Programmer's Theory of Life

by Daniel G. Vintner

★★★★★ "Imaginative, thought-provoking, and incredibly thorough!" - Reader Review
★★★★★ Literary Titan Gold Book Award September 2022
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The evolution debate has been raging on the outskirts of academia for two centuries, and the sides have never been further apart than they are now.

“Science versus religion” and “evolution versus creationism” was what the audience heard for a long time.

In the twentieth century God was brought dow... more

Climatological Statistical Tornado Forecasts in Tornado Alley 2023

by Wayne Adams

On November 11, 2012, Wayne Adams forecast a tornado six months in advance to the street. He sent an email to the American Meteorology Society President and a snail mail letter to the National Severe Storms Laboratory. He was successful in this forecast and received an email back from theNational Severe Storms Laboratory explaining what the next step was to bring this new way of forecasting to science. Again on March 1, 2021, Wayne sent an email to the National Weather Service in Tulsa forecasti... more

Zoology's Greatest Mystery

by Gary Meaney

The 101 fascinating natural wonders in this beautifully illustrated book will forever transform your view of the animal and plant world. Come with Gary on a jaw-dropping journey across nature's most amazing and bizarre. You will learn about the mould that solves mazes, why the giant panda is lucky to be alive, how a fish with no mouth eats, why your brain is afraid of snakes, and why one microscopic creature is the most puzzling mystery in all zoology.

Making Mental Might: How to Look Ten Times Smarter Than You Are

by Bernard M. Patten

Doctor Bernard Patten―erstwhile Memory Fellow of the New York Academy of Medicine, founder of the first memory clinic at the Neurological Institute of New York, and author of scientific papers on memory therapy and memory problems―wants to help you to a better mind, a better memory, and, consequently, a better life. Memory degradation happens to everyone. Even people in good health forget where they park their cars or leave their reading glasses. Some draw a blank entering their PIN. Is the s... more

Survive the Century

by Sam Beckbessinger, Christopher Trisos & Simon Nicholson

Survive the Century is an interactive story that positions you as the senior editor of the world's most popular and trusted news organization. You have the enviable power to set the news agenda and figure out how the world should respond to climate change. What if you invest in green technology and cut taxes? What if you rewild half of the world's agricultural land? What if you unleash your inner supervillain and spark WWIII? What if you block out the sun (just a little bit)? Along the wa... more

Mr. Robert's Madagascar

by Robert Bullock

Mr. Robert's Madagascar is a story of the founding of an unknown land—Madagascar—by Diogo Dias and encountering its bizarre endemic wildlife. Diogo Dias was a Portuguese explorer and captain for one of Vasco de Gama's Second Armada ships.

The book begins when Dias' ship is blown off course and separated from the fleet. He is not sure if the remaining crew will last because they have been decimated by the storm and disease. However, the c... more

Modern Sustainability Master Guide

by kolee the practicalsaint

If Louise Hay and Jacques Cousteau had a book baby, this Modern Sustainability Master Guide would be it! This is a book about taking simple steps to regenerate a loving earth! The long awaited merging of science and spirit is upon us- this is the very essence of modern sustainability. If we are to continue as a human species, we must immediately look into: ① What the problems on planet earth are and why the problems exist in the first place, ② What we can ACTUALLY do, right now, to be a par... more

Noella Environmental Education Science Comics: Volume 1

by Louis Yuen

Noella Environmental Education Comics are based on real research and catered to Schoolchildren! It's for the parents who want their children to learn more about climate change and how they can help Noella make the world a better place. With roots based in academic research papers from world-class institutions and delivered in a fun, light, and approachable manner. Volume 1 features work from Columbia, Harvard, MIT, Oxford, Stanford, and Yale.

Brilliant Creations - The Wonder of Nature and Life

by John Phillip Jaeger

Dissecting the ‘what ifs’ in the realm of science and knowledge, John P. Jaeger’s ‘Brilliant Creations’ is a transformative assessment of some of Nature’s most outstanding features. Jaeger begins with possibilities yet to be discovered by humankind, exuding his appreciation of fundamentals completing this Universe—discussing the Earth’s constitutions, to the wonders of our abilities, down to the microscopic atom and its composition; dabbling the interconnectedness of it all. Brilliant Creation... more

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