Need Some Help? (Contact Us)
Register Login Sign up for our newsletter

Find out the latest indie author news. For FREE.

  1. Home
  2. Books
  3. Browse

Discover Books

Search Booklife Projects by Category, Age, Title or Author.

Find by Title
Find by Author
Fiction Nonfiction Other

Science, Nature, Technology

  • Origin of Creation of Species

    by Anthony Gerard Hudson
    ‘Creation’ did not come together with any religion or belief; however, it is the Creator who is the catalyst for the existence of all known things, both molecular and non-molecular.

  • Family Trip to Magical Madagascar

    by Nicki Geigert

    Family Trip to Magical Madagascar and Beyond is about a family that went to Madagascar and then on to Zimbabwe. Madagascar is the fourth largest island in the world, and hosts a huge array of lemurs, fossas, aye-ayes, many species of plants, chameleons, and insects. The experience of traveling together with family to see new places and new things is such a pleasure. Travel together can add lifelong memories and bonding experiences for each individual family member.

    This book is for anyo... more

  • Terrific Tongues

    by Helen Holder
    The animal kingdom is full of amazing critters with terrifically interesting tongues. Curly ones. Backward ones. Ones for smelling. Ones for cleaning. Even ones for eating ice cream! This book is packed with totally weird facts about those terribly unique tongues, including the flamingo tongue, which really isn’t a tongue at all! Suitable for ages 4 to 8 years.

  • Spirit and Oppy

    by Rachel Vinciguerra
    Oppy is the affectionate nickname of one of NASA’s twin Mars Rovers, Spirit and Opportunity. The sisters traveled to Mars in 2003 and explored the surface sending measurements and photographs back to Earth. This is the story of all they learned. The robot rover sisters were determined, patient, and persistent! Their mission was only meant to last 90 days, but they explored the planet for over 15 years. They shared all they learned with scientists on Earth, right up until the very last day of ... more

  • A Swims to Z

    by Mahmoud Elzein
    “A Swims to Z” is an engaging and informative Sea Adventure picture book that presents interesting scientific facts about fish and water animals in a fun way. In the books, kids are entertained with an ongoing battle between the bad Shark and the brave Penguin supported by his superhero friends. Kids will learn many fascinating facts: Fact 1: Did you know that a Blue Whale weighs around 150 tons, equal to the weight of 20 Elephants put together? Fact 2: Did you know that it is the male ... more

  • A Junior Ranger's Guide to the US National Parks

    by Eric Feichthaler
    I hope you are as excited about visiting our country’s national parks and monuments as I am. Our country is amazing and has so much for us to enjoy. Whenever I am on a trip to a new national park, I like to write about and draw what I see. I have been visiting national parks since I was 8 and have been documenting my travels in a journal with photos and memories. I have had the good fortune to travel to all 50 states in which I visited 50 of our nation's 62 national parks from 2015 – 2020. I hav... more

  • The Hugonauts - Animals of the North Pole

    by mark morris
    Come join Hugo, and his 2 offsiders, Iggy the iguana, and Boobie the bird, on their adventures of discovery, exploring the North Pole and the amazing animals that make these incredible places their home. Apart from finding Hugo hidden in each scene, enjoy 28 pages of fun stories filled with clever wordplay, engaging illustrated characters, and learn some fun facts about the North Pole and the animals that live there. Visit www.thehugonauts.com to experience any one of our 4 Amazing Anima... more

  • The Hugonauts - Animals of the South Pole

    by mark morris
    Come join Hugo, and his 2 offsiders, Iggy the iguana, and Boobie the bird, on their adventures of discovery, exploring the South Pole and the amazing animals that make these incredible places their home. Apart from finding Hugo hidden in each scene, enjoy 28 pages of fun stories filled with clever wordplay, engaging illustrated characters, and learn some fun facts about the South Pole and the animals that live there. Visit www.thehugonauts.com to experience any one of our 4 Amazing Anima... more

  • The Hugonauts - Animals of Australia

    by mark morris
    Come join Hugo, and his 2 offsiders, Iggy the iguana, and Boobie the bird, on their adventures of discovery, exploring Australia and the amazing animals that make this incredible place their home. Apart from finding Hugo hidden in each scene, enjoy 28 pages of fun stories filled with clever wordplay, engaging illustrated characters, and learn some fun facts about Australia and the animals that live there. Visit www.thehugonauts.com to experience any one of our 4 Amazing Animal Adventures... more

  • The Hugonauts: Animals of Africa

    by Mark Morris

    Come join Hugo, and his 2 offsiders, Iggy the iguana, and Boobie the bird, on their adventures of discovery, exploring Africa and the amazing animals that make these incredible places their home. Apart from finding Hugo hidden in each scene, enjoy 28 pages of fun stories filled with clever wordplay, engaging illustrated characters, and learn some fun facts about Africa and the animals that live there. Visit www.thehugonauts.com to experience any one of our 4 Amazing Animal Adventures, and in ... more

  • Author

    by David McArthur
    The world around us is full of millions and millions of unappreciated, but amazingly fantastic bugs. From the smallest ant to the largest snail, each has it's own characteristic which makes it uniquely suited to thrive in its own environment. ‘What Does a Caterpillar Do?’ allows children to, through the eyes of the cheeky caterpillar, meet some of these bugs and to learn a little bit about what makes them so different. Featuring beautiful and humorous illustrations by the fantastic Lucy Roger... more

  • While I Still Am, ISBN 978-1-951943-28-8

    by Jodie A Cooper
    While I Still Am is a children’s book about endangered animals. Delightfully illustrated in watercolor, with fascinating details about each of the 12 featured animals and why they are endangered, the book is designed to teach compassion. Reference sites are included to provide additional information about wildlife conservancy, protecting the environment, and what each of us can do to positively impact our world. The smallest of change from the smallest of individual can help preserve these spec... more

  • This Is My Home

    by Ana
    The book glorifies the beauty and riches of the planet Earth that enabled civilisation to flower We should teach our children to love and care for it in order to support and maintain all life on it. We teach children to share good and bad with their friends but we must do the same with Mother Earth that gave birth to all of us.

  • Hatch!

    by Cassie Hoyt
    Hatch! is an exploration of animals that hatch from eggs. The bold and colorful illustrations paired with singsong, rhyming text will captivate curious babies and toddlers!

  • Babies Bond

    by Phoebe Fox
    Written in haiku and illustrated in stunning watercolor, Babies Bond honors the magical relationship between mother and offspring. This lovely picture book will inspire young readers to observe the natural beauty and wonders of Mother Nature.

  • Can a Spider Be Fluffy?

    by Audrey Sauble
    Discover what different spiders look like with this simple read-aloud story! This picture book encourages children (and adults) to stop and study these unique creatures in all their sizes, shapes, colors, and textures.

Loading...