book 144 :: the truth about poop

the truth about poop
by susan goodman and elwood smith

book 142 :: penguins!

penguins!
by gail gibbons

book 136 :: what happens to a hamburger?

what happens to a hamburger?
by paul showers and edward miller

book 135 :: penguins

penguins
by kevin j. holmes

book 134 :: snakes

snakes
by jennifer dussling

book 131 :: all about turtles

all about turtles
by jim arnosky

book 130 :: getting to know nature's children: bison

getting to know nature's children: bison
by laima dingwall

book 129 :: amazing animal groups

amazing animal groups
by the national geographic society

book 128 :: animals all around

animals all around
be melissa stewart

book 127 :: zoo animals

zoo animals
by angela royston, illustrated by martine blaney

book 110 :: bugs! bugs! bugs!

bugs! bugs! bugs!
by jennifer dussling

First, I learned that stinkbugs shield their young with flat bodies. Also, I learned one caterpillar is very hairy. It's best the hoverfly looks alike with a hornet.

book 97 :: get ready for robots

get ready for robots
by patricia lauber, illustrated by true kelley

book 65 :: mythbusters: the explosive truth behind 30 of the most perplexing urban legends of all time

mythbusters: the explosive truth behind 30 of the most perplexing urban legends of all time
by keith zimmerman, kent zimmerman, jaime hyneman, adam savage, and peter rees

First, I read Chicken Gun, Frozen or Thawed? Last, I read the myth Pennydrop! They were both great myths.

book 16 :: what happens to a hamburger?

what happens to a hamburger?
written by paul showers, illustrated by edward miller