Darlene R. Stille's Books

Uses simple text and illustrations to provide an introduction to sound.

Describes what energy is, where it comes from, how it is produced, how energy changes, and the the effect energy has on the environment.

Explores the science of seasons, focusing on fall, discussing the signs of fall, fall colors, harvest, and other topics; and includes a glossary, references, an index, and photographs.

Discusses what a magnet is, how it works and how we use them.

Introduces the planet Neptune, exploring its atmosphere, composition, and other characteristics and looking particularly at how humans learned about the gas giant that is four times the size of Earth.

Briefly explains the characteristics of spring.

Colorful illustrations and a simple explanation of summer.

Describes the history of television from it's beginning in 1920 to the present day.

Describes what people, animals, and plants do during the cold months of winter.

Introduces the sun, exploring its atmosphere, composition, and other characteristics and looking particularly at how humans learned about the star at the center of our solar system.

Describes what satellites are, how they are used and the impact they have on daily life.

Describes various sources and kinds of light, their properties and uses.

Uses simple text and illustrations to provide an introduction to the natural form of energy known as electricity, including instructions for making an electric charge.

Large text and color photos explain the function of big rigs.

Introduces the physical characteristics, behavior, and types of snakes.

Children are taught to respect the symbols of America from their first day of school. The Capitol Building provides teachers an easy-to-read picture book explaining the creation, history, and meaning of the building that represent our nation's laws.

A simple explanation of blimps, airships that are lighter than air, and how they have been used in both war and peace.

Introduces the concept of what things are made of, including the solid state, atoms, molecules, how things may change, and the difference between weight and mass.

A simple introduction to different kinds of ships and how they are used.

This book explores the awesome science behind heat. Topics include energy, the Sun, and friction.

Introduces the planet Uranus, exploring its atmosphere, composition, and other characteristics and looking particularly at how humans learned about the seventh planet from the sun.

Ideal for today's young investigative reader, each A True Book includes lively sidebars, a glossary and index, plus a comprehensive "To Find Out More" section listing books, organizations, and Internet sites. A staple of library collections since the 1950s, the new A True Book series is the definitive nonfiction series for elementary school readers.

Introduces the planet Pluto, exploring its atmosphere, composition, and other characteristics.

Children are taught to respect the symbols of America from their first day of school. The Statue of Liberty provides teachers an easy-to-read picture book explaining the creation, history, and meaning of the symbol that represents our nation's freedom.

A look at what igneous rocks are, how they are formed and what they are used for.

Examines the dangers, causes, and control of erosion.

Large text and color photos explain the different types of race cars, the drivers and the pit crews.

A simple introduction to different kinds of ships and how they are used.

A simple introduction to different kinds of motorcycles and how they are used.

Describes what satellites are, how they are used and the impact they have on daily life.

A simple introduction to different kinds of underwater vehicles and how they are used.

Book's by Darlene R. Stille

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