Most Popular Books by Jeanne Bendick

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Discusses how a telephone works and the history of its development.

Describes the development of the automobile and some of the inventions that have made it a popular mode of transportation.

Gives instructions on making films including choosing and operating a camera, writing a script, and organizing a film crew.

Discusses different kinds of cars and trucks, how they are designed and built, how they operate, and their varied uses.

A simple introduction to the sun, its characteristics, and its importance.

Introduces such basic geometric concepts as specific shapes, plane and space figures, dimensions, angles, curves, and symmetry.

Describes the space that is our universe, the planets in our solar system, and what it would be like to travel and live in space.

A simple introduction to each of the planets.

Considers the existence of human beings endowed with super senses, such as ESP, the implications of creating human-like androids with super powers, and the possibility that intelligent machines could take over the world.

An introduction to some of the basic concepts in geometry and where they are met in everyday life, including sections on mathematics in art or music, and the use of letters and charts in mathematics.

An introduction to airplanes, discussing principles of flight, airplane engines, air safety, airplane history, and various kinds of airplanes including the space shuttle.

Describes the development of the airplane and some of the inventions that have made it a more common means of transportation.