Rhoda Nottridge

Surveys the history, cultivation, and uses of apples and describes the different kinds.

Text is based on Winter Festivals in the Seasonal Festivals series published in 1990

A youth-oriented book about horror films, their history and appeal. Includes many color and black-and-white photos. From back cover: WHY do we watch horror films? Many people are quite happy to sit in a dark theater watching frightening and sometimes bloodthirsty films which bring their worst nightmares to life on screen. This lively book tells us about the origins of some of the most famous horror stories and films, such as Frankenstein and Dracula. Also, it explains how spectacular special effects have added to the appeal of recent horror films, such as the Nightmare on Elm Street series, which have made the horror character Freddy Krueger a modern cult figure.

Introduces different types of fats, explains why they are both useful and harmful to the body, and discusses ways to cut down on unhealthy amounts of fat by eating correctly and exercising. Includes recipes and activities.

Text is based on Spring Festivals in the Seasonal Festivals series published in 1990

A guide to help teens understand and care for their changing body.

Recounts some of history's most tragic accidents at sea, including sinkings, fires, and oil spills.

Text is based on Summer Festivals in the Seasonal Festivals series published in 1990

Focuses on vitamins, explaining why we need them in our diet, where we can get them, and the different kinds.