Vicky Franchino

Wisconsin-why is Wisconsin called the Badger State? The state drew huge numbers of lead miners in the 1800s. These miners were nicknamed badgers because they dug tunnels to search for the metal. Inside, you'll find: Which plants and animals live in Wisconsin; A timeline, photos-and how Wisconsin became a state; Surprising TRUE facts that will shock and amaze you!.

Presents a brief history of motorcycles and discusses major developments in their design and manufacture. Also profiles people who have made important contributions to the popularity of motorcycles.

Introduces simple scientific principles involving soil, and provides instructions for experiments that can be done at home to prove them. Includes full-color illustrations, a glossary, and further reading sources.

Provides information about Turkey and examines its culture, government, holidays, language, and foods. Includes color photos, a glossary, an index, and sources for additional information.

Simple text describes the life and accomplishments of the African American scientist who promoted the idea of crop rotation and found many uses for peanuts.

Provides a look at the Northeastern area of the U.S. and discusses the history, variety of topography and wildlife, and the people of the northeast states. Describes the sports and activities they enjoy, the specialty foods of each region, and the numerous sites to be visited. Includes color photos, fun facts, a glossary, and an index.

Details the process by which a bridge is constructed, highlighting the many tools and pieces of construction equipment used. Includes full-color photographs.

Provides information about tarantulas, including anatomy, behavior, and ancestry.

"This book details the life and habits of Arctic foxes."-- Provided by publisher.