Books written by Meg Marquardt
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Polar Bears on the Hunt
"Polar bears may seem cute and cuddly, but they are actually fierce predators! Find out how polar bears catch their prey, what makes them such powerful predators, and how their habitat supports these mighty hunters."--
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Discover Cutting-Edge Medicine
Did you know some are finding ways to build organs in laboratories? Or that others are studying new ways to fight cancer? Learn more about the innovative medical devices and treatments used in this exciting, lifesaving work.
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Wolves on the Hunt
How do wolves work together to hunt?
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Polar Bears on the Hunt
"Polar bears may seem cute and cuddly, but they are actually fierce predators! Find out how polar bears catch their prey, what makes them such powerful predators, and how their habitat supports these mighty hunters."--
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Inside Video Games
Video game technology continues to advance every year which creates more realistic and more interesting video games. Some of them may even be created ... Since its start in the 1960s, the gaming industry has grown by leaps and bounds.
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Women in Lacrosse
Introduces readers to the development of women’s lacrosse, as well as the sport’s star players from past to present. Colorful spreads, fascinating sidebars, and athlete bios make this a thrilling read for young sports fans.
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Hydrogen Fuel Cells
Doable Renewables: 16 Alternative Energy Projects for Young Scientists. Chicago, IL: Chicago Review, 2010. Websites To learn more about Alternative Energy, visit booklinks.abdopublishing.com. These links are routinely monitored and ...
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The Science of a Nuclear Plant Explosion
This book discusses the science behind nuclear plant explosions.
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Wolves on the Hunt
Wolves are ferocious and calculating predators. They hunt in packs, working together to take down their prey. Find out more about how wolves hunt, which animals they prey on, and how they communicate within their pack.
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STEM in the Final Four
This title introduces fans to the STEM concepts in the Final Four, exploring how science, technology, engineering, and math are all at play in this exciting event.
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Solar Energy
"Examines how people can use technology to harvest heat and electricity from sunlight"--
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The Science of a Flood
This book discusses the science behind floods.
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Bioengineering in the Real World
Take a look into the fascinating world of bioengineering, why it is an intriguing STEM career, and the amazing work scientists in this field have accomplished throughout the years.
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Women in E-Sports
Women are making their voices heard by designing games, speaking out about the representation of women in E-Sports, and joining professional teams. Through these efforts, women can make E-Sports more inclusive for everyone.
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12 Things to Know about the Mesolithic Age
A thousand years ago? The years in between? When did people start wearing clothes? When did farming begin, and how did that change things? This series takes you back to the time of the earliest humans.
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12 Things to Know about the Mesolithic Age
A thousand years ago? The years in between? When did people start wearing clothes? When did farming begin, and how did that change things? This series takes you back to the time of the earliest humans.
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How Do Bionic Limbs Work?
People who lose limbs now have incredible options to help them walk and do other everyday activities. Read this book to learn how engineers are creating bionic limbs to help patients.
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What Is Coding?
Provides an overview of coding, covering the basics of binary, the birth of coding languages, and current applications for coding.
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Solar Energy
Solar energy is any energy from the Sun’s rays.
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The Bug Encyclopedia
Meg Marquardt. Atlas. Moth. (Attacus atlas). The. one of the largest wingspans of all insects. Its wings can Atlas moth has stretch more than 10 inches (25 cm). They are shades of brown, red, white, and black. Their wings startle predators ...