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"The only planet to support life, Earth has a lot going for it. Think you know everything there is to know about our home planet? Think again.

Contains facts about Earth that look at all aspects of the planet, discussing how trmites are adding to global warming, the shape of the planet, weather, climate and more.

There's plenty to discover about the planet we call Earth, and this vivacious volume summons readers to pay attention to the wonderful world around them.

Explore new techniques that astronomers use to study black holes and learn about thrilling discoveries in black hole science, with the help of exciting augmented reality features.

Die-cut pages invite reader to explore how Earth is a friend to all creatures, watching over us as the year cycles through the seasons.

What is Earth made of? That's a complicated question, but readers will discover this answer with a guided look at how Earth was first formed years ago and how it transformed into what it is today.

After wreaking havoc on the planets of its own galaxy, a hungry monster sets off in its spaceship for a pretty blue planet called Earth.

Readers will learn how intense heat and pressure changes rock so completely it becomes metamorphic rock.

Readers will learn about the layers of minerals and other rocks that compress and form sedimentary rocks.

Where is the sun? Beginning readers will love learning to read and love learning about the sun's position in the sky, and the opposites between night and day.

"The sun shines bright during the day, but why can't you see it at night? Follow the patterns of the sun and Earth to learn what causes day and night"--Provided by publisher.

"Presents facts about the planet Earth, including the shape of the Earth, how earthquakes work, and why Antarctica is considered a desert"--OCLC.

Readers will learn about asteroids, their composition, how they have changed Earth's landscape, and how they could change the future of life on Earth and in space.

Early fluent readers will learn about the features of supervolcanoes, how they have shaped Earth's surface in the past, and the possibilities of them changing the future of life on Earth.

Text and illustrations look at the history of the Earth from 4.6 billon years ago to the early twenty-first century.