Theresa Greenaway's Books

In this book adapted for children ages 9 to 13, Michael Thomas is a schoolboy who’s stuck in what seems to be a pretty sorry life. His big brother’s busy soccer schedule rules the house, and his best buddy has moved to another town. Mike feels that he has no life. No one would notice if he just disappeared! Then his real journey begins. Based on the parable inspired by Kryon and written by Lee Carroll, this is a book your entire family will enjoy.

Discusses the characteristics of different kinds of grasslands in the world and describes the structure of grasses, how they grow and develop, the grains they produce, and their importance to animals and humans.

This ground-breaking collection focuses on how theatre, dance, and other forms of performance are helping to transform our ecological values. Top scholars explore how familiar and new works of performance can help us recognize our reciprocal relationship with the natural world and how it helps us understand the way we are connected to the land.

Explains what life forms make up the plant kingdom, what characteristics they have in common, and how they are unique.

Depicts various species of animals that use some kind of venom to protect themselves or as a means of acquiring food, including scorpions, bees, and snakes.

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Focuses on varieties and life cycles of mosses and liverworts in different climates and habitats.

Discover the secrets of the earth and its extraordinary habitats.

Examines the physical characteristics, behavior, and habitat of whales.

Presents miscellaneous facts about a variety of animals.

Provides information on the identification, life cycle, and habitats of earthworms and other kinds of worms, as well as on how to collect and care for them as pets.

Years and years ago when I was still a child in the marble city of my mind, I sailed the sky in a silver ship with an old man and his goat." Myths and legends, ageless rivalries, ghosts from the past and spirits awakened, these were the playthings of a child's imagination in the magical city of Kilkenny, Ireland. In the 1940s, children huddled to glean from their elders tales of woe and whimsy, and breathless were they who listened, gleaning what they could and learning what they chose from mistakes made long ago. Judas in Kilkenny is the true story of one woman's coming of age in the Marble City. A young Theresa Lennon must put aside her childhood dreams in order to strive for peace in her tumultuous home life, and fight for her own independence, while trying to hide the secrets of a family headed for destruction. In the midst of chaos came solace, in the form of an old man who would help her find the truth.

Examines, in text and photographs, the various animals that live in trees.

Describes different types of forests throughout the world and the threats to their survival. Also discusses the importance of trees in producing oxygen and the many products that we get from trees.

Introduces the conifer and fir trees of the world and discusses products we get from them, acid rain, forest wildlife, and the timber industry.

Introduces the animals and plants that live in the ocean and at the seashore.

Introduces some of the more unusual members of the animal kingdom, including the babirusa, cassowary, and echidna.

What is it about vampire bats that make us squeal and shudder? This book is one of a series that aims to show creatures as they really are - sometimes frightening, but never completely evil. Facts are discovered and myths exposed. The text shows why vampire bats look and behave as they do and shows that even the smallest and least appealing creature has a role in maintaining a balanced ecosystem.

Examines the variety of life found in a forest.

Focuses on the special adaptations of animals' feet to facilitate running, digging, climbing, hanging, hunting, fighting, swimming, and moving about easily in certain habitats.

This detailed guide to water and the natural processes it goes through is an ideal complement to the National Curriculum. It studies the different states of water in nature and its fundamental importance before examining how human activity can interfere with the natural process. Packed with detailed photographs and diagrams it provides both clear and fascinating coverage of the subject. Numerous activities encourage readers to explore aspects of the water cycle for themselves. And a topic web and cross-curricular activity ideas provide teachers with additional resources. A re-issue of one of a popular series.

Reveals the hidden world of snakes, explaining how and why they behave the way they do; how they communicate with one another; how and what they eat; how their enemies are and how they reproduce.

Discover the secrets of the earth and its extraordinary habitats.

Describes various animals that live on or in trees, including the butterfly, woodpecker, and tree frog."--Title page verso.

Provides information on the identification, life cycle, and habitats of caterpillars, as well as on how to collect and care for them as pets.

Focuses on varieties and life cycles of mosses and liverworts in different climates and habitats.

Book's by Theresa Greenaway

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