188 puzzles to entertain your brain.

Nothing’s better for bringing friends and family together than a good meal cooked over an open flame. This collection of luscious recipes celebrates the magic of fusion cuisine, techniques old and new, and tricks gathered not just from the world’s best chefs but from the moms and dads who tend to the grill in their own backyards. And while you’ll get the much-loved burgers, steaks, and corn on the cob, you’ll also discover new favorites, from the plains of South America to the rice patties of the Far East.

"Having read this excellent book, I can say that the subject matter has been 98% demystified for me."
--Dan Coffey, "Dr. Science"

"Designed for someone who genuinely wants to learn about the field, it is written (as the best guidebooks are) in an informative, yet engaging, way."
--SB&F

What would it have been like to be a dinosaur baby long, long ago?

Every boy and girl dreams of seeing a dinosaur...but what about BEING one? Maybe a baby with Tyrannosaurus Rex as a mom? Or a gentler giant who preferred munching leaves? With lots of fascinating facts and striking illustrations that recreate a lost world millions of years old, Isabella Brooklyn and Haude Levesque guide young readers into the prehistoric era to find out.

"The information is fascinating and would be of interest to readers from 5 to 85; adults will find that this a great book to read with children."
--NSTA Recommends

What would it have been like to be a dinosaur baby long, long ago?

Every boy and girl dreams of seeing a dinosaur...but what about BEING one? Maybe a baby with Tyrannosaurus Rex as a mom? Or a gentler giant who preferred munching leaves? With lots of fascinating facts and striking illustrations that recreate a lost world millions of years old, Isabella Brooklyn and Haude Levesque guide young readers into the prehistoric era to find out.

"The information is fascinating and would be of interest to readers from 5 to 85; adults will find that this a great book to read with children."
--NSTA Recommends

Witty, wonderful, and slyly fun, the song "I’m in Love with a Big Blue Frog" was a huge hit for Peter, Paul and Mary in 1967, and has been a favorite in classrooms, camps, and at sing-alongs ever since. Not only do children delight in the playful tune, but adults also embrace its lyrics, which gently send a message of tolerance in the most light-hearted, humorous way.

"An interesting take on discrimination and acceptance that will introduce young readers to the sound of an influential musical group."
--Kirkus Reviews

It's raining, it's pouring, the old man is snoring
Buumped his head, and he went to bed,
And couldn't get up in the mornin'.

"The original song with its three-part counterpoint is deliciously imagined on these pages."
--Kirkus Reviews, starred review

Using appealing cartoons with a cast of lively and curious kids, experts Malcolm Wells and Tilly Spetgang demonstrate how solar power works in a wonderfully clear and understandable way.

When she was a teenager, Arlene Romoff's hearing slowly started to slip away--until no hearing aid or other standard device could help her anymore. She had become completely deaf. But thanks to the miracle of technology--including her upgrade to state-of-the-art bilateral cochlear implants--Arlene went from silence to beautiful sound once again.

"This is a unique book that raises both hopes and spirits...an inspiring journey for all."
--Monthly Communicator