Best Selling Books by Nancy White

In the cold, dark winter, the lazy sun is reluctant to rise, until the moon coaxes several members of a cozy household to get up.

Growing to an incredible 18 feet in length, the king cobra is the longest venomous snake in the world. When confronted, this deadly animal stands up by raising up to one-third of its body off the ground and emitting a bone-chilling hiss. In this position the snake can stare a person in the face-eye to eye. The intimidating display is more than enough to scare off most would-be attackers! In King Cobras: The Biggest Venomous Snakes of All!, large, colorful photos and clear, grade-appropriate text engage young readers as they are introduced to the natural habitat, physical characteristics, diet, and behavior of these super-deadly serpents.

The class decides to buy a star for Dorothy Ann's birthday. Join Ms. Frizzle's class on a field trip to outer space where they do some careful star shopping and learn a lot of star knowledge along the way.

Jesse Bear takes us through the months of the year with rhymes.

When CowParade comes to a city famous and amateur atrists are asked to creat cow designs to raise money for charities.

Where did it come from? If you could travel back in time and see one of the first computers, would you even know what it was? Many of the world's greatest inventions have a long history, and their origins might surprise you. Get the real story behind some of the most important, and misunderstood, inventions.

Discusses basic concepts about weather.

It was the purpose of this study to evaluate the Rual Demonstration School through an investigation of (1) the socio-economic background of the pupils; (2) the school plant; (3) the attendance records; (4) the health records; (5) the scholastic achievement of the pupils; and (6) the classroom organization and procedures.

A boy enjoys the various noises the rain makes.