Most Popular Books by Kathy Furgang

"Engaging nonfiction activities align with the common core state standards."--Cover.

Provides a brief history of Mount St. Helens, including its makeup, past eruptions and how it looks today.

Explains the parts of our eyes, how they allow us to see in color and darkness, the importance of good vision, and various eye problems.

Explains the parts of the nose, its functions in connection with smelling and breathing, and the power and importance of the sense of smell in people and other animals.

Find out about nutrition, fitness, grooming, illness prevention, and personal safety. (Set of 6 with Teacher's Guide and Comprehension Question Card)

"Why follow young YouTuber Bethany Mota as she puts on her makeup, shows her new fashion purchases, and discusses the contents of her purse? Because Mota is one of today's most successful and influential internet celebrities. She has more than 10 million followers on YouTube and more than 5 million on Instagram. This insightful and inspiring account of Mota's rise to fame includes how her experiences being bullied as a pre-teen led to her eventual influence on today's business model of online advertising and branding."--Provided by publisher.

This book is an introduction to the Ninth Amendment which empowers the people as it guarantees protection of unenumerated rights.

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The power of a volcanic eruption is one of nature's most dangerous forces. From the beginning of recorded time, volcanoes have continually changed Earth's surface and weather patterns. Each of these books, which are written to accompany and enhance an earth science curriculum, describes the composition of planet Earth, the different types of volcanoes, and the geologic events that bring about an eruption. This dynamic series takes a look at six of the most important active volcanoes on Earth and the big blasts that have altered the history of humankind.

Saving electrical energy canmean changing habits orusing more energy-efficientproducts. This book gives tipsand step-by-step proceduresfor finding places in the homethat can be more energy-efficient.Readers can make a plan forreducing their carbon footprintby using less electricity.

With these books, students will visit beehives, ant colonies, coral reefs, tide pools, caves, and the deep sea. This series is specially designed to touch upon several elementary school curriculum corollaries, including earth science and life science. It also incorporates social studies corollaries, in terms of how communities work together and how activity and behavior depend on the natural environment. Breathtaking photographs will capture the attention of children and ensure that they will want to go on these field trips again and again.

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During every era of human history, there have been brave, strong, determined, and intelligent women who have done the unexpected. The Revolutionary War era was no exception. Read the stories of three extraordinary women who lived during the Revolutionary era.

Have you ever wanted to reach a goal that seemed as powerful as nature itself? Some people reach for those goals and make it! Mountain climbing to the highest peak in Africa takes a lot of preparation. Find out what it takes to go face-to-face with nature and reach the "roof of Africa."

"Sometimes rules can be unfair. But how can people change unfair rules? Read this book to learn how certain people helped change an unfair rule." -- Back cover.