Nonfiction Articles
Colour Is the “Mane” Thing
“I found it cool that lion’s health can be determined by its looks.”
Nonfiction, science, intermediate school readers
Fires, Great Disasters Series
Fires are one type of disasters that grab media news because they impact people's lifes dramatically and present an impressive display of fury and destruction. This work will lively describe famous fire disasters in cities and nature, and also discuss current debates, and modes of prevention and combating this relentless powerful element.
Nonfiction Articles
The Kids Who Fought Smallpox
The story of how 19th century Spanish orphans carried a life-saving vaccine in their bodies to America.
Nonfiction, science, intermediate school readers
A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A BRAIN
It doesn't look cool and it doesn't feel pleasant, but it rules everything you do. The brain is the most intriguing and still mysterious organ in the body. Follow fellow classmate Mark through a regular day and see how his brain makes it possible for him to learn, feel pain, get stressed, and have fun.
Nonfiction, science, intermediate school readers
EDWARD JENNER CONQUEROR OF SMALLPOX
The fascinating life of the 19th Century British doctor who discovered the first safe vaccine against smallpox, the most deadly disease of his time.
Nonfiction, science, intermediate school readers
SECRET OF THE SLEEPLESS WHALES...AND MORE!
What is the secret of the sleepless whales?
Join the scientists and their animal partners in a amazing adventure that will reveal the secrets of these amazing aquatic mammals! Find out w...
