Best Selling Books by Natalie Lunis

Presents ten pairs of household appliances and asks which came first, then provides information on how, when, or why they were invented.

Presents the basics of electricity through a discussion of circuits and switches, batteries and generators, and insulators and conductors to demonstrate how electricity works.

Whoosh! From falcons that zoom through the sky faster than a roller coaster to cheetahs that can outrun a horse, young children are about to meet some of the fastest animals in the world. Full-color photos and clear, simple text bring beginning readers face-to-face with these amazing speed demons. In addition, children learn where the animals live, how they stay safe, and the different ways their bodies are built to help them reach their record-breaking speeds.

In The Tiny Titanosaurs, readers journey to Argentina with paleontologist Luis Chiappe as he makes a major discovery. Amidst a nesting ground filled with thousands of dinosaur eggs, Luis and his team were the first to find both skin and bones from unhatched baby dinosaurs. If the babies had survived, they would have grown to be some of the largest animals that ever walked the earth. What disaster kept the eggs from hatching? Discover the answer with Luis and his team.

Student Book

Student Book

Just when you thought youd seen every kind of animal, along comes a series featuring creatures that seem too unbelievable to be realAnimals with Super Powers. From eels that can kill a person with an electric shock to butterflies that are nearly invisible, kids are about to get an eye-popping look at animals from around the world that use their amazing super powers to hunt, hide, and survive. Full-color photos and clear, simple text bring these one-of-a-kind creatures to vivid life.