Allan Morey Boeken

"Engaging images accompany information about the Detroit Lions. The combination of high-interest subject matter and light text is intended for students in grades 3 through 7"--

"Engaging images accompany information about the Chicago Bears. The combination of high-interest subject matter and light text is intended for students in grades 3 through 7"--

The narrative delves into the aftermath of the Revolutionary War, detailing the formation and eventual dissolution of the independent republic. It highlights key events on a timeline that illustrate the challenges and triumphs faced by leaders as they laid the groundwork for the democratic United States of America. This exploration reveals the complexities involved in establishing a new nation and the pivotal moments that shaped its future.

The book explores the growing discontent among American colonists toward British rule in the 1760s, culminating in the drafting of a pivotal document by Thomas Jefferson that proclaimed independence. It delves into the key events and turning points of the Revolutionary War, highlighting the escalating tensions and the fervent desire for self-governance that fueled the fight for freedom.

Viruses and bacteria are everywhere! They can mutate and move easily from one person to the next. Vaccines and other forms of prevention help fight these vicious pests, but pandemics have hit the world and taken out millions! In this high-interest title, a world-ending global pandemic is explored, from how it could start to how we might fight the spread. Features follow the chain reaction of the societal breakdown and jump back in time to the bubonic plagues. Are we due for another pandemic? Find out how to fight when the next one comes! All things must come to an end. The clock is ticking, and our final days may be right around the corner! This series explores several scenarios that could lead to the end of life on Earth. Through engaging text and thought-provoking features, readers will discover the chain reaction of destruction, past catastrophes, how the media portrays the end, and much more! Can you survive the end of the world?

Discusses the accomplishments of twelve influential artists and their impact on the world.

From the ancient Greek poet Homer to American poet Walt Whitman, Chilean poet Pablo Neruda, and Gwendolyn Brooks, a Chicago poet who chronicled black culture, this book profiles 12 outstanding poets from around the world. Each chapter includes attention-grabbing photos, biographical details, and fascinating facts. Sidebars go beyond the basics, and prompts invite readers to think for themselves. Additional mini-bios encourage further exploration.

Focusing on the mako shark, this photo-illustrated book delves into the unique adaptations and behaviors of this fascinating predator. It explores the shark's life cycle, hunting techniques, and ocean habitat, providing insights into its ecological role. Additionally, the book highlights conservation efforts aimed at protecting the mako shark from overfishing, making it an engaging resource for aspiring marine biologists and shark enthusiasts alike.

Basking sharks, the largest sharks in the ocean, are the focus of this engaging photo-illustrated book. It explores their unique adaptations, such as gill-rakers used for feeding on zooplankton, along with their life cycle. Additionally, the book highlights conservation efforts aimed at protecting these gentle giants, making it an informative read for aspiring marine biologists and shark enthusiasts alike.

Exploring the intriguing world of hammerhead sharks, this photo-illustrated book delves into various species, such as the bonnethead and scalloped hammerhead. It highlights their unique adaptations, life cycles, and hunting techniques, while also addressing conservation efforts aimed at protecting these remarkable predators. Perfect for aspiring marine biologists, it combines captivating visuals with informative content about these fascinating ocean dwellers.