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    Find Where the Wind Goes
      This is an autobiography of Mae Jemison, the first woman of color to become an astronaut. She uses the metaphor of "wind" to describe events from her life.
      Author: Jemison, Mae HSE Descriptors: social studies | language arts - writing

    Science Verse
      Repeating the success of Math Curse, the author and illustrator describe the "poetry of science" through parodies of famous poems. A CD is included.
      Author: Scieszka, John HSE Descriptors: science

    Star Walk
      Simon explains in the introduction that the excerpts of famous poems selected to accompany the colorful telescopic photographs of planets, stars, and meteors do not "illustrate" but provide "a different way of looking at the same thing." Captions of the p
      Author: Simon, Seymour HSE Descriptors: science

    Stargazer's Alphabet
      Filled with NASA photographs and clever, clear diagrams, the author takes us on a trip through the night sky through an alphabet format.
      Author: Farrell, J. HSE Descriptors: language arts - reading | language arts - writing | science


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