"HOME REMEDIES FOR WOMEN'S AILMENTS" is a Comprehensive Guide For Women's Good HealthMany women seek natural healing through authentic, harmless home remedies that are easy to follow for treating common ailments specific to them. Diet recommendations and tapping on the medicinal properties of everyday food lead to holistic healing.This book focuses on the women's specific health concerns that are typical to women, like problems related to menstruation,...

Trees grow in a plethora of shapes and sizes, and sometimes their branches are bare while other times they have colorful leaves. Readers explore the numerous components of trees--from their leaves and bark to their rings--and more in this volume, as their outer and inner workings are broken down in concise text. Young readers are also able to strengthen their vocabulary skills with the help of a glossary of unfamiliar scientific terms. Various...

Do you know what the world's largest arthropod is? It's the Japanese spider crab! They have ten legs and live in deep waters. Explore the lives of these crabs and learn about how they grow, what they eat, and more!

There are many different kinds of beetles that live all around the world! From ladybugs to Japanese beetles, these insects are often seen in home gardens and amaze kids with their ability to stay still while observed and simply flit away when disturbed. This volume highlights the body, habitat, and food of commonly seen beetles. Full-color photographs take readers closer than they could ever get in nature and correlate directly to the low ATOS text,...

From wildflowers to home gardens, flowers are all around us, especially in the spring and summer! There's nothing more fun for little ones than smelling flowers and perhaps making their own bouquet from their garden. In this book, readers are encouraged to look for flowers all around them, from dandelions to daisies. Plant parts and growth are discussed in low ATOS text. Full-color photographs are beautiful and aid readers' ability to recognize some...

Snails are plant eaters so they are often found in the garden! Not only that, they carry their home on their back. That fact alone makes snails fascinating to little ones, but snail slime is also super interesting to look at. This book helps readers find snails in nature around them, whether at a park or in their own backyard. Snail bodies, habitat, and food are included in age-appropriate details. The low ATOS text is supported by full-color photographs...

"Birds build nests. Beavers build lodges. In this sturdy board book, rhyming text highlights animals and the homes they build in nature"

Oxygen is essential to life on Earth. It's produced through photosynthesis and moves through human bodies, water, and Earth's atmosphere. How exactly does that work? Through accessible language and full-color diagrams and photographs, this book explains the oxygen cycle. The text is designed to appeal to readers of all levels, particularly those struggling to understand a standard text book. Fact boxes and an extended glossary allow for the inclusion...

Saltwater crocodiles are the biggest reptiles in the world. When they're not resting, they're on the hunt for their next meal. Explore the lives of these giant crocs and discover where they live, how they grow, and more!

Marc is all too aware that the end of the acclimatization year the System has provided to Earth is quickly drawing to a close and that others will be allowed onto the planet to start claiming areas shortly. Zeus has promised that his series of quests will get Marc, at least, to the maximum level reachable in that first year, but Marc is nervous that it isn't going to happen. With the transformation of his Safe Zone network into a Kingdom, Marc finds...