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A collection of interesting facts about some of the biggest animals on the planet.

Ripley's Believe It or Not meets National Geographic in this book about some of the grossest yet most fascinating ways animals have adapted to survive.

Flowers seem pretty in concept, but with each flip of the page readers are welcomed into the side of flowers that is downright weird.

From an early age, Franz Gsellmann is drawn to machines like the family cuckoo clock. He hears a tiny whisper calling him to imagine, discover, create...

Rita Winkler is a young woman living with Down syndrome. My Art, My World shows us the world as she sees it: a place full of joy, color, and the delight of life with her family and friends.

Young Wendy had a rare eye for unusual. She was always on the hunt for anything and everything -- gnarly rocks, buds and burrs, the brilliant blue of a jay's feather.

« Et je vivrais ainsi, perchée, dans ce véritable chantier, un chantier d'écriture qui ressemblerait à un jardin suspendu...

Depuis des millénaires, nos rapports au monde et aux autres sont déterminés par les histoires que nous échangeons, celles que nous nous transmettons d'une génération à l'autre, celles que no

OEuvre sinon mal aimée, du moins largement méconnue d'Alain Grandbois, Les voyages de Marco Polo ne manque pourtant pas d'intérêt, du moins si l'on accepte de lire ce récit comme une authentiq

Screens are everywhere. Kids spend an average of 7.5 hours on digital devices daily with profoundly negative consequences.

Compost Science for Gardeners demystifies the full range of composting methods and helps readers determine or select the best technique for their situation.

Ecological Footprint accounting, first introduced in the 1990s and continuously developed, continues to be the only metric that compares overall human demand on nature with what our planet can rene

Earth is in overshoot. The cumulative impact of 8 billion humans combined with the relentless pursuit of economic growth has stressed the planet beyond carrying capacity.

The term "guerrilla" may bring to mind a small band of armed soldiers, moving in the dead of night on a stealth mission.

Invest Like You Give a Damn is a different kind of investment book.