Here's the human body, from its head down to its toes, as you've never seen it before. From the smallest person to the tallest, this book is full of reasons why the human body is amazing - a
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Presents a collection of trivia about the human body, organized into such categories as the brain and facial features; life and death; and strange ailments, hiccups, and snoring.
Presents a collection of trivia about the human body, organized into such categories as the brain and facial features; life and death; and strange ailments, hiccups, and snoring.
Money may make the world go around, but whose money is it, where did it come from, and whose idea was it? You will get your money's worth in this book full of facts about coins, bills, counterfei
Reveals numerous, scientifically accurate and humorous facts about animals, such as cows giving more milk when music is played for them, mice and giraffes having the same number of neck bones, and alb
It’s summer vacation, and Robert is off to Camp Chicopee whether he likes it or not (he doesn’t). He’s even managed to make a new friend in Zach, who knows plenty of jokes, and to avoid the irritating
Robert and the Happy Endings brings Barbara Seuling’s beloved character, who first appeared in 1999’s Oh No, It’s Robert, back for new adventures. This time, Robert navigates a series of disasters in
Rubber snakes. Plastic vomit. Shrunken heads. Robert Dorfman’s third grade classroom has become the arena for a boys-versus-girls practical jokes competition. As each side tries to outdo the other, th
In his latest adventure, third-grader Robert Dorfman endures a triple-rotten day, complete with a trip to the orthodontist, a new palate expander, and mushed-up baby food. An emergency visit to the ve
In the latest volume of the popular Robert series, animal-lover Robert Dorfman's research on the clouded leopard for a school report introduces him to the animal rights movement. When he organizes a p
The latest addition to the best-selling children’s series finds third-grader Robert making a successful presentation on George Washington, complete with white wig and false teeth; taking a fun ski vac
Describes how electricity was discovered, how early devices were invented to make use of it, how it is generated in power plants, and then how it is distributed for many different uses.
It isn't as if he isn't trying. Robert expected his brand-new sneakers to impress his classmates, but instead, as usual, the kids make fun of them -- and him. The alternative is not much better: his o
When winter comes, animals must adapt. Sometimes they fly away to warmer destinations, sometimes they go to sleep in snug nests, and sometimes they just cuddle up with the ones they love. Winter Lull
Robert’s return to third grade isn’t as auspicious as he had hoped. When his classmates start laughing at him, he decides it’s because of his curly hair, which has grown long over the summer. He convi
Robert is back for another round of hilarious adventures, and this time he’s pitted against his archrival Susanne in a classroom contest. "People used to think a runny nose meant your brain was leakin
Second-grader Robert, who desperately wants a dog of his own, starts a pet sitting business, but when he finds a stray dog, the best he can do is to keep him temporarily and train him so he can be ado
As the natural world changes with winter's approach, young children worry about the creatures they see around them. Where do the ducks and other animals go? Will they find shelter from the cold? Will
