Best Selling Books by Rebecca Weber

"Simple text and color photographs illustrate the human life cycle"--Provided by publisher.

"Simple text and full-color photos explain the reasons for and the ways to recycle"--Provided by publisher.

Provides an introduction to shapes including cubes, domes, ovals, cylinders, pyramids, cones, and arches.

Introduces the concept of safety, providing examples of how to be safe at home, in school, while traveling, and on the playground.

Provides an introduction to the differences found in people and cultures in the world, including different customs, clothing, eating habits, and different celebrations.

"Color photos and simple text describe first aid for cuts, bee stings, choking, and other medical issues"--Provided by publisher.

Describes different foods and products that come from farms, including dairy products, grains, poultry, meat, fish, fruits and vegetables, and household items.

"Simple text and color photographs illustrate the ways science is used to keep people healthy, including medicine, X-rays, ultrasounds, and surgery"--Provided by publisher.

"Simple text and color photos illustrate ways to stay healthy through exercise, rest, skin care, and proper diet"--Unedited summary from book.

What if art could come alive and guide you home? Twelve-year-old foster child Nova longs to find her one true home. When jealousy of her art ability upends her most cherished placement, Nova'' s dropped in the middle of nowhere to live with painter Mr. Russell in his ramshackle farmhouse. While exploring, Nova sneaks into the attic and discovers a magical easel that brings paintings to life. She puts her art skills to the test and gets caught in a whirlwind adventure, complete with rainbow butterflies, a devious leprechaun, and a journey to the rainforest. Following the magic, Nova stumbles upon an underground cellar that houses a startling secret. She'' s forced to choose: escape to a prior foster home, or mend her relationship with Mr. Russell. Nova makes a dangerous mistake when she strikes a match of revenge. She must survive the inferno to learn the true meaning of home.

People all around the world, now and long ago, do different jobs, have different cultures and customs, and live in different family structures. Learn about our diverse world and how we work and live.

Provides directions for simple activities to learn more about various common insects, snails, and worms.

Introduces how the human body processes food into energy and how the various parts of the body work together to function as a whole.

Explains the meaning of body language.

"Why couldn''t you just keep your mouth shut?" Maybelline "Maybe" Reed has stuck to a strict set of rules since Mama left five years ago: neatness matters, avoid boys at all costs, and absolutely no talking. She''s convinced by being good she will coax Mama back into her life. When her therapist suggests she confront her anxiety and OCD, Maybe must do the unthinkable: enter sixth grade at a public middle school. Maybe meets a sixth grade boy named Oliver and, after a rocky start, breaks one of her rules when they become friends. But then she discovers her safe haven and last remaining link to Mama, the Salem Public Library, is scheduled to close for good. Maybe pledges to save the library with Oliver''s help, but is she brave enough to go through with their ambitious plan and possibly lose Mama forever? She can either obey her anxiety''s repetitive demands or use her long-lost voice to finally make a difference.

Describes how to predict the weather using traditional expressions and sayings.

This book is about animals in their natural habitats and counting.

People all around the world, now and long ago, do different jobs, have different cultures and customs, and live in different family structures. Learn about our diverse world and how we work and live.