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The Dynamic World of Chemical Reactions with Max Axiom, Super Scientist
Another title in my Max Axiom graphic novel series follows Max as he explains chemical reactions. Published by Capstone Press. A 2011 TriState Young Adult Review Committee Book of Note.
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The Surprising World of Bacteria with Max Axiom, Super Scientist
Another of my Max Axiom graphic novels, this volume has Max explaining bacteria. Published by Capstone Press.
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Football: How It Works
My second of two books in the How It Works series. It expalins the science of football — tackling, passing, running, and punting. Published by Capstone Press. A Junior Library Guild Selection, Spring 2010.
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Hockey: How It Works
My first of two books in the How It Works series. It explains the science behind hockey — the slap shots, glove saves, and the true purpose of the Zamboni. Published by Capstone Press.
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Exploring Titanic: An Isabel Soto History Adventure
My graphic novel about time-traveling archaeologist and world explorer, Dr. Isabel Soto, who travels to 1912 to learn first hand about the tragedy of the Titanic. Published by Capstone Press. Named a 2010 Young Adult Top Forty Fiction Title by … Continue reading
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Uncovering Mummies: An Isabel Soto Archaeology Adventure
My graphic novel about time-traveling archaeologist and world explorer, Dr. Isabel Soto, who travels to ancient Egypt to uncover the secrets of the mummies. Published by Capstone Press. Named a 2010 Young Adult Top Forty Fiction Title by the Pennsylvania … Continue reading
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Understanding Viruses with Max Axiom, Super Scientist
Another one of my Max Axiom graphic novels follows Max as he explains viruses. Published by Capstone Press.
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The Powerful World of Energy with Max Axiom, Super Scientist
Another of my Max Axiom graphic novels, this follows Max on an adventure where he explains the science behind energy. Published by Capstone Press.
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a feverish world
The debate about global warming appears to be pretty much over. A majority of climate scientists now agree that it’s occurring and there seems no end to the accumulating evidence that rising temperatures are causing changes all over the planet. … Continue reading
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polar ice feels the heat
Can you feel the world getting warmer? Maybe you can’t, but ice across the planet’s surface has certainly been feeling the heat, according to new reports. Indeed, the dramatic shrinkage of Arctic ice—and at some spots, its seasonal near disappearance—is … Continue reading
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