Best Selling Books by Ann Love

From killer toads, feral felines, and brown tree snakes to multiple invaders in the Great Lakes and Lake Victoria, Alien Invaders explores the impact on our ecosystems of the wave after wave of invaders and why they have become a worldwide concern. Environmentalists Jane Drake and Ann Love take us on a journey from the days of sailing ships and shipboard rats to the fungus that sparked the Irish potato famine to the beautiful but deadly purple loosestrife strangling native wetlands, while presenting the concepts of biodiversity and endangered species. Learn where the invaders originate, how they travel, what they displace, why the invaded natural system is vulnerable, and what can be done. Discover if you are an invader or a saver and how you can help.

Illustrations and simple text profile the people, cultures, landscapes, and history of the Arctic.

Discusses various kinds of farming, including livestock farming.

This book in the America at Work series introduces the people, machines and environmental concerns involved in fishing.

Through time and across continents, stories of sweets and their inventors intrigue and entertain us. Learn about primal sweets — from honey, sweet milk, and nuts to sugar candy, chocolate, and “sweet” stories of success. Sweet! The Delicious Story of Candy takes us through history from 4,000 B.C., when islanders in Papua New Guinea cut sugarcane for its sap, and 2,600 B.C., when the first-known beekeepers produced honey to embalm the dead, to 500 A.D., when the Chinese made pear and plum syrups from unripe fruit, and all the way through to the world’s first chocoholics and modern-day candy factories. From cravings to the scoop on ice cream, Ann Love and Jane Drake present a comprehensive and irresistible story of candy through the ages, complemented by a detailed timeline and playful illustrations from artist Claudia Dávila.

This outdoor-activity book is packed with simple and entertaining ways for kids to interact year-round with the fun and wondrous world outside. Illustrations.

In this book in the Family Fun series, kids can learn all about the night sky with fun games, stories, information and more...

The Black Death. Yellow Fever. Smallpox. History is full of gruesome pandemics, and surviving those pandemics has shaped our society and way of life. Every person today is alive because of an ancestor who survived--and surviving our current and future pandemics, like SARS, AIDS, bird flu or a new and unknown disease, will determine our future. Pandemic Survival presents in-depth information about past and current illnesses; the evolution of medicine and its pioneers; cures and treatments; strange rituals and superstitions; and what we''re doing to prevent future pandemics. Full of delightfully gross details about symptoms and fascinating facts about bizarre superstitious behaviors, Pandemic Survival is sure to interest even the most squeamish of readers.

This book in the America at Work series introduces the people, machines and environmental concerns involved in forestry.

Explores an underground mine, a surface coal mine and an oil drilling site.

Winner of the Skipping Stones Honor Award in the Ecology and Nature Books category The boreal forest is the last great forest wilderness on earth. It drapes across the subarctic right around the world. It pervades our myths and folklore. It provides us with wood and water. It freshens the very air we breathe. Jane Drake and Ann Love take the reader on an unforgettable journey around the world to view the boreal forest. They show the reader the seasons in the bush, the science and myth of wolves, the life cycle of the woods. From the Siberian Taiga, where tigers and sika deer live, to the Old World forests of Norway, from the Boreal Shield of North America to the birch forest of Northwest Russia, we are introduced to a region of incredible importance. Despite our reliance on it, we have placed the “lungs of the earth” under siege with clear-cutting, acid rain, and even radioactivity. Cool Woods is not only informative and beautiful, but it is a call to action to anyone who cares about our planet.

From our earliest beginnings, we have shared our lives with animals. Explore the ties that people and their pets have formed from prehistoric times to present day. With fun and fascinating facts, learn whether you are a Dog Person or a Cat Person, how to pick and care for your pet, and which animals are most closely linked to their wild roots. Discover purebreds and hybrids, rare and unusual pets, horses, birds, fish, guinea pigs, reptiles, and rodents. Part social history, part "owner manual," Ann Love and Jane Drake present irresistible and heartwarming stories of pets through the ages, complemented by the captivating pen-and-inkwith- watercolor illustrations of artist Bill Slavin.

Idle gossip in the castle of King Clifford starts a rumor that almost causes a war with the next kingdom.

Every time our society takes steps forward, segregation becomes illegal, child labor is exposed, and companies that poison our air are called to account. Behind those steps are people who identified problems, worked together, and created change. Lifelong environmental activists, Jane Drake and Ann Love present the nine steps to social change and much more. From fascinating accounts about the founding of organizations such as Amnesty International, Pollution Probe, and Greenpeace to the nuts and bolts of how to run an effective meeting or write a petition, to words of inspiration, Yes You Can! Your Guide to Changing the World is great reading and encouragement for every person who wants to make the world a better place.

Contains dozens of projects for children and their grandparents to do together.

This memory scrapbook is a wonderful way to celebrate the special world of childhood friendships. Kids can hang out together creating one-of-a-kind keepsakes. They''ll spend hours writing and laughing about their likes and dislikes, their funniest stories, their families, school, weekend sleepovers and lots more. Designed like the other books in this popular series, there are lots of places to draw, paste photos and write. There''s even a pocket at the back to hold mementoes and a die-cut space in the front cover for a "best buds" photo!

Discusses the importance of nature, the threats to various animal and plant species, and what young people can do to help protect the environment.

This book in the Family Fun series is a treasury of more than 150 games to be played year round.

Kids and fathers can create family memories with this Memory Scrapbook.

Grade level: 1, 2, k, p, e.

This book in the Family Fun series shows kids what to do to pass the long summer days at the cottage.

This book in the Family Fun series boasts over 120 unique indoor and outdoor activities for enjoying winter.

This collection of outdoor activities, games, stories, songs, and more is for kids and families to share around the campfire. Kids learn how to make pizza over an open fire, tell a spooky ghost story, or create musical instruments for a singalong. With more than 125 pages of fun things to do, "The Kids Campfire Book" is the perfect book for every camper or camp counselor.

Provides instructions for nature study projects, crafts, camping, and other activities at the shore, in the woods, and at home

Share memories that will last a lifetime with this Memory Scrapbook for kids to preserve their baby sister memories.

Share memories that will last a lifetime with this Memory Scrapbook for kids to preserve their family memories.

The results indicate that diet media coverage does have a negative and significant effect upon purchases of orange juice in both the United States and within the Southern region. An additional objective of the study was to determine whether or not diets occur in cycles and if said diet life cycles are defined by the amount of diet media coverage and diet book popularity.