Most Popular Books by C. E. Thompson

Now in an affordable paperback edition comes this super informative guide exploring the night sky with glow-in-the-dark illustrations, eight maps, and fascinating retellings of the legends behind the constellations. Full color. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.

Discusses how paleontologists learn about dinosaurs through studying their fossil remains. Includes glow-in-the-dark punch-out pieces for making a mobile.

This journal dives deep into the Scriptures, exploring both Old and New Testament wisdom to uncover what it truly means to be a godly wife. Far from outdated or oppressive, God''s design for marriage fosters harmony, love, and strength between husband and wife, reflecting His divine order. Through biblical principles and practical applications, this 12-month study will help you navigate modern challenges while embracing the beauty of a Christ-centered marriage.

Menopause: When your body throws a surprise party-and forgets the cake Menopause isn''t the end. It''s just a new, slightly sweatier beginning. Sure, there are the classic symptoms-hot flashes, brain fog, mood swings, night sweats, sleep sabotage, and more-but there''s also the chance to reinvent yourself in ways you never imagined. With a mix of straight-talking facts, relatable stories, and practical tips, this guide not only helps you survive the hormonal roller coaster but also hop off feeling fabulous.

Science surrounds us, and even very young children are ready to explore and seek answers. In the first two books in our Junior Scientist series, author C.E. Thompson takes an entertaining and educational approach to teaching youngsters about science, in a format that''s sure to capture their interest. In addition, each book comes packaged with its own practical tool, making learning a lot more enjoyable for kids by giving them hands-on experience.Where Does Rain Come From? poses the critical weather questions that fascinate even adults: What makes the weather change? What makes snow? How do meteorologists study the weather? Answers are accessible enough for the six-to-eight-year-old target audience. yet engaging enough to stick with them. Encouraged to be their own weather forecasters, kids can use the rain gauge and cloud chart that accompany this thought-provoking book.Each Junior Scientist book explains the answers to more than twenty questions and comes with its own special tool.Rain Kit Includes: -- A 32-page book in full color -- A rain gauge and cloud chart for home weather forecasting

A collection of bizarre facts about children features stories about a South African boy with a marigold growing out of his ear, a backward Thai birthday party, and the little girl who talked President Lincoln into growing a beard. Original.

A discussion of temperature fluctuiations in a stratified medium caused by a periodically varying surface temperature with special reference to the effects of seasonal temperature variation on gravel fills, the natural active layer and permafrost.