Jane Burton

A photographic display of horses portraying man's dependence on them throughout history.

This book explains why the season of winter happens and how it manifests itself in the weather and changes in plants and animals.

This book explains why the season of summer happens and how it manifests itself in the weather and changes in plants and animals.

Brief text and illustrations introduce the characteristics and natural environment of eleven dinosaurs of the Jurassic period including Diplodocus, Stegosaurus, and Cryptocleidus. Also contains a glossary and miscellaneous facts about dinosaurs.

Explores such aspects of rocks as their location, how they are formed, what they are made of, their appearance, how they can be dated, and their changing nature.

Text and photographic illustrations describe the characteristics and habits of several dinosaurs and other prehistoric reptiles that roamed the earth during the Cretaceous Period.

Explains the purpose and parts of flowers, how they make seeds, and how their color, freshness, and scent give pleasure to both people and animals.

A photo essay about the first six to eight months in the life of a duckling, abandoned before hatching and later adopted by a farmyard hen.

Explains what mud is, where it is found, what kinds of animals and plants live in it, and how it can be made into bricks or pottery.

Explains how, why, and where bubbles are formed and describes their different uses and various appearances.