Six animal families have trouble finding the right apartment in a brownstone building.

Julie Collier, a successful writer in Los Angeles, is determined to destroy her sister Jane, an equally successful actress, unless a secret oath is broken

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Covers plant and animal physiology, animal behavior, pollution, conservation, climatology, meteorology, and oceanography

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The third edition of this text retains its comprehensive coverage, while decreasing the length, adding a separate Internet chapter, refining the hands-on Internet exercises, and implementing a coherent Web strategy.

This clear and concise survey charts the momentous change, the shift from ancient and medieval science to the beginnings of modern science, that has come to be called the Scientific Revolution. Starting with traditions of the ancient Greeks and the Christianizing of pagan philosophy during the middle ages, later chapters go on to show how these ancient and medieval traditions were either overhauled or overthrown by early moderm natural philosophers. Aristotelian cosmology was replaced by a new astronomy and physics, and animal physiology and medicine were put on new foundations. New scientific methodologies were proposed and scientific societies were organized to harness the power of science for the good of the state. Professor Jacob provides a masterful summary of the most recent scholarship surrounding these developments in language accessible to the nonscientist. But this narrative does not stop at an account of the events themselves--it sets them in a broader cultural context. The impact on science of the invention of the printing press is discussed as is the contribution of Renaissance humanism, Neoplatonism and magic. Even more importantly, the dynamic relations between religion and science are treated in detail and the question addressed of just how the crisis of authority in science reflected the crisis of authority in society. (view table of contents)

In the action-packed conclusion of the fantasy trilogy, artist Tom Keeper struggles to expose the secrets behind the magic that allows a race of elves to rule the Earth, precipitating a war between them and humanity. Original.

Instead of dolls that talk and cry, Velvet brings a milkweed pod for show and tell, she wins the class art contest using only an eight-pack of crayons, and even collects rocks, but when the school year ends, Velvet's schoolmates realize that being different makes Velvet so much fun.

Rhyming text drescribes the different ways in which people may vary in physical or mental abilities, and the things they have in common

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