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1. David Clarke

Astronomy for Cloudy Nights

David Clarke gained his PhD at the University of Manchester, UK, and has worked at Institutions and Observatories around the world. In his early career, he worked on Zodiacal Light studies for the Skylab and Pioneer 10 projects. His research mainly focussed on optical polarimetric instrumentation to investigate scattering processes within stellar atmospheres, the interstellar medium, and the Earth's atmosphere. Widely experienced as a Practical and Observational Astronomer, he has published over 130 papers and five books, one⸺an undergraduate text⸺now in 4th edition. As an educator, he served as the UK's International Astronomical Union representative and on the Royal Astronomical Society Education Committee. He has organised support meetings for school teachers and was key in setting up the UK's Association for Astronomy Education, being its first Editor and Printing its magazine, 'Gnomon'. Now holding an Honorary Research Fellowship at Glasgow University, UK, following his retirement as Observatory Director, he continues with involvements in public outreach.

1. David Clarke

Reflections on the Astronomy of Glasgow

This engrossing and entertaining scientific history includes the story of Glasgow’s ‘Big Bang’ of 1863, the controversy over ‘Astronomer Royal for Scotland’ and a historical survey of the eight observatories that once populated Glasgow.

1. David Clarke

Reflections on the Astronomy of Glasgow

This engrossing and entertaining scientific history includes the story of Glasgow’s ‘Big Bang’ of 1863, the controversy over ‘Astronomer Royal for Scotland’ and a historical survey of the eight observatories that once populated Glasgow.

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Never Insult a Killer Zucchini

1. Bridget , Heos

Just Like Us! Fish

Get the facts on an array of aquatic creatures and discover the unexpected ways humans and fish are similar in Just Like Us! Fish. Appealing mix of photographs and cartoon illustrations.  What animal uses stilts, has roommates, finds safety in numbers, and even gets skin treatments at the spa? FISH! While they might seem as different from humans as animals can possibly be, we actually have a lot in common with our underwater neighbors. From hunting to homemaking to dressing to impress, fish are a lot like us-though with fascinating twists all their own.  Factual, funny, and featuring a dynamic mix of photographs and cartoon illustrations, Just Like Us! Fish will charm even the most reluctant nonfiction readers. Ready to meet fish that go to the spa, walk on stilts, and have roommates? Engaging Photos and Illustrations: See real-life fish in stunning photographs side-by-side with hilarious cartoon drawings that bring their unique personalities to life.Funny Nonfiction for Kids: Discover that learning can be laugh-out-loud fun! This book is filled with humor and wacky comparisons that make science accessible and exciting.Surprising Animal Behavior: Learn how fish can be doting parents, use armor for protection, and even get their skin treated at a “spa” by cleaner wrasses.Perfect for Reluctant Readers: With bite-sized facts and a lively, conversational style, it’s the ideal book to spark curiosity in any young reader, especially those who think they don’t like nonfiction.

1. Bridget , Heos

Just Like Us! Birds

Get the facts on some of nature's most beloved animals and discover the unexpected ways humans and birds are similar in Just Like Us! Birds. Appealing mix of photographs and cartoon illustrations. What animal composes music, decorates its home, weaves, and even gives gifts? BIRDS! While they may eat bugs and lay eggs, we actually have a lot in common with our winged friends. From their parenting to their homemaking, their fishing to their dancing, birds do have lots in common with people—though with fascinating twists all their own. Factual, funny and featuring a dynamic mix of photographs and cartoon illustrations, Just Like Us! Birds will charm even the most reluctant nonfiction readers. What makes birds so much like people? Funny Science Book: Discover that birds compose music, decorate their homes, and even give gifts—just like people do!Bird Behavior: Learn how birds parent their chicks, go dancing to find a mate, and even use bait to go fishing.STEM for Kids: A perfect introduction to biology and animal science, this book makes learning fun and accessible for young minds.Engaging for Reluctant Readers: With a lively mix of real nature photography and hilarious cartoon illustrations, every page is designed to captivate curious kids.Amazing Animal Facts: Find out how some bird parents protect their babies by pretending to have a broken wing to trick predators!