Product Description: What do you do when you're feeling blue--especially when your mood takes the form of a drippy, oozy monster called the Blooz? Do you ignore it? Do you ask it lots of questions? Do you give it an ice-pop and hope it goes away? Through trial and error, the child in this story discovers that while it may not be easy, it's not impossible to shake the Blooz...read more

Product Description: How many bones does my body have? How does my hair grow? Do I have blood in my whole body? Youve got questions about your body, and Kids Questions has answers!

Product Description: “Davis is as good as DeLillo at playing off our internal hunger for meaning against surface senselessness. And Davis catches the surface brilliantly.”—American Book ReviewPunctuated by subversive humor, verbal theatrics, and moments of strange, luminous beauty, Davis’ clear, unsentimental poems are meditations and mediations on contemporary existence and the unreliability of language, emotions, and the memory to gather it all in...read more

Shows how lenses and mirrors are used by scientists to magnify images.

Shows how measurements are used while making cookies, where volumes, temperature, and time must be accurately measured using different units.

Introduces technology that enhances the senses, such as binoculars, thermometers, and microphones.

Describes safety measures that should be taken while performing science experiments.

Product Description: This volume, developed with the AICPA model tax curriculum in mind, presents federal taxation from a "business entities" perspective. Volume IV provides thorough and adequate coverage of all relevant code and regulations. An ideal fit for a program that only offers one course in taxation and wants students to be exposed to corporate taxation as well as individual taxation...read more

Product Description: If Walt Whitman had come back to face America at the end of the 20th Century, these are the poems he might have written. Whether adapting the long Whitmanian line, reinventing the prose poem, or alternating lyric and prose meditations, Jon Davis has taken the measure of these times and found a world where virtue has been devoured by appetite, where the private and familial have been invaded by the tawdry, the commercial, and the vicious, as if our lives were hotwired to our television sets, our minds crackling with the loose electricity of an experiment gone wrong...read more

Poems deal with art, philosophy, nature, death, marriage, travel, childhood, family life, religion, and the past