Children’s / Teenage general interest: Science and technology

Wouldn't it be more comfortable to ride an airplane if you knew the science behind its flight?

What will kids get from doing science experiments?

Every breath you take and every sound you make is a miracle.

This book may be your only chance to get to meet these endangered animals from around the world.

The nervous system is in the highlight in this descriptive educational book.

Encourage your child to be more comfortable with science experiments by introducing easy-to-do activities first.

What do you know about mammals?

Alexander Graham Bell opened the doors to improving telecommunications between humans.

Bouncing sounds, I hear you loud and clear!

The human body has many different parts that work together to make you, you and me, me.

Open the world of birds to your kids with this book.

Make biology an interesting subject for little learners through this fun picture book.

Ideal for those connected in the medical industry, this book has everything you need to know about the human body.

You're lucky to experience the world around you but it might be confusing to feel different sensations at the same time.

In this reference book, we're going to discuss the alkali metals, the alkaline Earth metals and the transition metals.

Do you know the famous story of how Isaac Newton discovered gravity?

Your child may probably know how the human cells work.

Despite his debilitating illness, Stephen Hawking found way to share his knowledge of the universe.

Let's have in the laboratory!

This book goes beyond the basic definition of amphibians because it also includes pictures and other examples.

At seventh grade, your child will become very busy with school lessons and extra-curricular activities.

Animals can either have a backbone or they may have none.

Time, velocity, speed and all kinds of energy will be discussed in this educational book for kids.

This book must be one of the best references in the science's invention department of the renaissance.

Your family probably owns a Ford, but do you know the man who first created the Ford?

The human brain controls your thoughts and actions.

Your DNA holds important clues on your ancestry.

Maybe your dad have mentioned Tiger Woods, Michael Jordan and Muhammad Ali but didn't go into detail of who they are.

Unleash your IMAGINATION and learn all about INVENTING in this fact-packed new picture book from the bestselling creator of the FANTASTICALLY GREAT WOMEN series and WE ARE ALL ASTRONAUTS.

Did you know that there are penguins surviving near the equator?

Fairy Houses All Year celebrates the year-round pleasures of fairy house building.

What are winged insects?

Do you like bugs?

Are bones bendy?

If your child can learn about the world before the smartphones, it would lead to a better understanding of how technology has helped reshape the world.

Experiments are all about trials and errors.

Dogs have very special ears that can hear sounds even if you can't.

';How come the campfire crackles and roars?

Have you ever boarded a plane?

In the next book in the award-winning Scout Moore series the ever-adventurous junior ranger (I am ranger of my own backyard!

Did you know that your pet cat is cousins with the fierce and powerful lion?

Bring Math to Life with Balls, Strikes & HitsMath is everywhere, but nowhere is it more interesting than when it's part of the great American pastime.

Becoming a fashion designer is the dream of many young people.

Why should you teach a second second grader human anatomy?

Science can be tough but that doesn't mean it can't be made fun for kids to understand.

There's no escaping the fact that we are heading towards a tech-dominated future.

Insects are truly fascinating if you look at how they grow.

Light awakens a child's curious self.

When it comes to lightweight avionics, there's no beating a paper boomerang.

This book hits two birds with one stone!