Joy Gregory

"The Great Lakes series explores the history, geography, and ecosystems of each Great Lake"--

The Suez Canal was created to improve international trade. Approximately 18,000 ships pass through the canal every year. Find out more in Suez Canal, a title in the Structural Wonders of the World series. These books identify some of the world's best-know structures, exploring their history, the people respondible for their creation, and the science behind their construction.

"This series helps young readers learn about the roles, tools, and workplaces of careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics"--

Did you know that paleontologists study fossils left behind by ancient plants and animals. Some paleontologists work in the field, searching for new fossils. Discover more fascinating facts in Paleontologist, a STEM Careers book

Did you know that astronomers study space and the objects in it? They use tools such as telescopes to observe space from Earth. Discover more fascinating facts in Astronomer, a STEM Careers book.

The biosphere includes all living things, large and small. Life in the biosphere is a constant competition. Organisms compete for the resources that keep them alive, including air, water, and land. Discover more in Biosphere, a title in the Earth's Systems series.

The Palm Islands are transforming the coast off Dubai. Two of the three islands are being developed to look like palm trees when viewed from the air. Find out more in Palm Islands, a title in the Structural Wonders of the World series.

"Did you know that the Australian cattle dog is related to the dingo? Its coat can also be blue or red. Find these and other interesting facts in Australian Cattle Dog, a title in the All About Dogs series"--

Introduces Israel, describing its geography, industries, history, resources and wildlife, culture, and sports.