This up-to-date book describes what happens when biology meets technology. This book explores the amazing leaps currently being made in medicine, from artificial organs and bio-chip sensors to bio-tech homes and smart food. The mapping of the genomes of living things and how they work are also explained along with the societal consequences. Full-color illustrations.

Bio-Tech: Frontiers of Medicine (Megatech)

Children's Books

Jefferis, David

Science, Nature & How It Works

Crabtree Publishing Company

"From video games and sports equipment, to cars and cleaning products, many of the things we use everyday were designed by engineers. This exciting title incorporates child-centered examples and engaging text to capture the readers' attention as they explore the connections between engineering, science, and technology, and discover how engineering impacts our day-to-day lives."--

Engineering in Our Everyday Lives (Engineering Close-Up)

Miller, Reagan

Education & Reference

On the Tundra

On the Tundra (Small Worlds)

Full-color photos and illustrations explore the life of the plants and animals that inhabit the bitter cold and hostile environment of the North American tundra. From the Arctic fox and muskoxen to Arctic poppies and reindeer moss, this title explains the life cycles and survival habits of tundra wildlife.

Green,Jen

Animals

Get in the game with Crabtree's exciting series on some of children's favorite sports.
Features: -- the history of the sport -- basic rules of play -- equipment and safety precautions -- techniques and quick tips for kids on how to improve their skills -- action-packed photos showing boys and girls demonstrating moves -- emphasis on the value of fair play and teamwork -- how the professional leagues work
The competitive world of horseback riding starts with caring for horses. Children will learn about the daily care of horses and the basics of horseback riding including equipment, mounting and dismounting, turning, stopping, trotting, and cantering.
Other topics cover: -- practicing -- preparing for competitions -- competing in events such as show jumping -- equitation or form and appearance

Horseback Riding in Action (Sports in Action) (Sports in Action (Paperback))

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Calder, Kate

Exercise & Fitness

Recounts how Africans were originally brought to North America as slaves and how they eventually flourished in the face of overwhelming prejudice.

The Africans (We Came to North America)

History

The French (We Came to North America)

To pay for their wars, 16th-century French kings sent their people to look for gold in North America. Featuring full-colour artwork and eyewitness accounts, this book presents an account of how the first French settlers came to the New World and how their traditions are still practiced.

Horton, Casey

Europe

The Hispanics (We Came to North America)

The search for gold and other treasures brought the earliest Hispanic migrants to North, Central, and South America in the 1500s. Featuring full-colour artwork and eyewitness accounts, this book looks at the many Hispanic cultures who came to stake their claims in North America and how their traditions are still celebrated.

Nickles, Greg

Biographies

School Days Then and Now (From Olden Days to Modern Ways in Your Community)

Compares and contrasts how students learn today in modern classrooms with how they learned long ago in one-room schoolhouses.

Kalman, Bobbie

Two new books on indigenous peoples and conservation have been added to naturalist Michael Chinery's exciting series Secrets of the Rainforest. Each colorful book shows us the wonderful array of plants and animals that live in the lush wildernesses of the world's tropical rainforests. Acting as the earth's lungs, the rainforests are of vital importance to the planet and to the many indigenous peoples who have traditionally lived in harmony with their lush surroundings. Children will learn how conservationists are struggling to preserve these last remaining wildernesses for future generations.
Nature ensures that new generations of animals are born to replace those that die in the rainforest. Partners and Parents features spectacular photos and illustrations along with clear, simple text that explains the elegant courtship rituals carried out by butterflies, birds, and mammals, why insects live together in huge colonies, how frogs grow up in tree-top nurseries, and how monkeys and apes like to troop through the forest in peaceful family groups.
Topics Include: -- guarding a territory -- attracting a mate -- insects that live together -- frog families -- forests full of nests -- monkeys and apes

Partners and Parents (Secrets of the Rainforest)

CHINERY, MICHAEL

Children will have fun preparing some of China's typical dishes themselves! The Young Chef's Chinese Cookbook contains fifteen easy-to-prepare recipes each with step-by-step instructions, easy-to-follow photographs, plus tips and warnings for safety in the kitchen. Each recipe includes interesting facts about the culture of China and a special section features the traditions, costumes, food, and fun of Chinese New Year. Recipes include: spring rolls; four-color soup; fried rice; long-life noodles; red bean soup; dim sum; and more!

The Young Chef's Chinese Cookbook (I'm the Chef) (I'm the Chef (Paperback))

Lee, Frances

Arts, Music & Photography

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