Best Selling Books by Greg Roza

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Discover just how important the movement of people to and across the United States has been throughout the nations history. Helpful photographs, fact boxes, and a timeline bring all the aspects of immigration and migration in America into sharp focus--from the bustling days of Ellis Island to the current debates about these issues.

Who do you know? Who can you help? Networking is not an awkward, adults-only task. It's a way to connect with those around you, and help others as you work toward lifelong career goals. In this insightful and accessible guide, readers will learn the ins and outs of networking, including how to make conversation, how to set up a professional online profile, and how to use who you know to grow your contacts. Teens will be empowered to set goals, think strategically, and get out there to network.

Introduces the life cycle of the mayfly, discussing its physical characteristics, eating habits, and reproduction.

New York played an important part in America’s fight for independence. New York City even served as the first capital of the United States! Readers explore the history of New York from its discovery by Europeans and its colonization by both the Dutch and British through its role in the American Revolution and the signing of the U.S. Constitution. Important social studies curriculum topics are presented in an accessible manner, alongside full-color photographs and historical primary sources chosen to give readers a clear picture of what life was like in New York during colonial times.

Get an up-close look at different kinds of insects that use their bodies as camoflage.

Describes the lives and fates of several midwestern mound-building Native American tribes.

Chromium isn't the most well-known metal, but it's very useful. In fact, chromium could even be called a supermetal. Chromium makes other metals better. From mining chromium to the making of chromium alloys, this book, a complement to any science curriculum, is a valuable look at this precious element. Vivid photographs, detailed captions, and "Metal Mania" fact boxes inform readers about the importance of chromium.

With this book, students will have a fun-filled journey through the changing technology of diesel and electric locomotives. They will learn about the high-speed trains of Japan, France, Germany, and the United States and will get an in-depth view of bogies, brakes, and tilting technology. They’ll even read about China’s new maglev trains, which use a magnetic field to float above their tracks, and about Japan’s train of the future, the Aerotrain.

Readers find out what life is like for a murder of crows through the help of accessible text and eye-catching photographs. Crows are some of the smartest animals on the planet. They can remember people’s faces and warn each other of danger. Some crows even know how to use simple tools. These fascinating facts and more are waiting to be discovered by readers. A useful graphic organizer provides additional information about these amazing animals.

This book is an introduction to the Eighth Amendment which empowers the people as it guarantees protection of basic rights of citizens accused of a crime.

Squirrels are a familiar sight in parks and in backyards. This volume follows the squirrel as it scurries through trees and across yards to make its home, and find food. Engaging text draws in readers to learn more about this entertaining little animal.

Explores some severe storms, focusing on the math skills that meteorologists use to study and calculate velocity.

Examines the lives and accomplishments of the members of Outkast--Antwan Patton and André Benjamin--discussing their childhoods, collaboration, big break in the hip-hop industry, music, side projects, and more.

Bundle up for a fact-finding mission to the Arctic. Readers will learn about Arctic plants and animals, and how they depend on each other for survival in the coldest ecosystem on Earth.

Arsenic (As) was widely known as a deadly poison for centuries, particularly among the wealthy and royalty. Over the years it has become known as the Poison of Kings, and the King of Poisons. The French tyrant Napoleon Bonaparte died of arsenic poisoning. For years people assumed his death was the result of murder. However, some chemists think the arsenic came from the wallpaper in the room in which he died––it contained a popular green pigment made from arsenic, called Scheele’s Green. Napoleon probably breathed in the arsenic for weeks before his death. Whether this is what killed him or not is still under discussion. Today, arsenic poisoning has become an issue in many areas of modern life. Students will discover the useful and important applications of arsenic in our world, including in the manufacture of medicines, pesticides, electrical circuitry, and glass, but they will also learn about the dangers of arsenic. The book explains arsenic’s place on the periodic table of elements, its atomic structure, its role as a nonmetal (metalloid), and its use in compounds, such as arsenic oxides, hydrides, sulfides, and halides. The health effects of arsenic poisoning are also examined.

It's not possible for people to walk, or even drive, to many places. Buses, trains, and airplanes get us where we need to go. Unfortunately, wherever large groups of people gather, there are sure to be a lot of germs—and other unpleasant things, too. The more we learn about these things, the more we can keep healthy and adopt behaviors to keep others healthy as well. The gross things hidden from view, or impossible to see with the human eye, on several modes of transportation are discovered through accessible text and engaging, fun facts.

Noah is a young boy who's never been to a beach. Readers join Noah and his good friend Will as they spend a day in the sun and sand. Will shows Noah the best ways to have fun at the beach, and shows him how to splash in the waves and build a sandcastle. Emerging readers and young listeners alike will enjoy this amusing narrative of exploration. Gorgeous, sunny illustrations are sure to draw readers' attention and aid in reader comprehension.

Information about safety and rules of driving presented in the form of questions and answers.

Simple text and photographs introduce coyotes, discussing its physical characteristics, habitat, behaviors, diet, and life cycle.

All wordsmiths, both technically savvy and not, will find a foothold in this inclusive writing careers guide. Every chapter provides a specific career path and all of the information a job seeker would need to pursue it, including websites, organizations, additional reading materials, and first-person accounts from working writing professionals. And every included career path can be pursued without college, giving students of all types access to an interesting and satisfying career without the worry of paying off college loans.

Introduces the concept of probability and shows how it works when flipping coins, spinning a spinner, rolling dice, and picking marbles out of a bag, including how the odds change with different spinners or changing numbers of dice or marbles.

Presents general information about the planet Neptune, including its place in the solar system, what it is made of, and its moons.

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Introduces readers to mice, including information on their physical characteristics, behavior, young, adaptation to urban environments, and how they live alongside people.

Learn about the ever-present roach.

An overview of bacteria that defines what they are, includes up close photographs, and discusses different kinds, how they cause sickness, safety, and more.

Every gearhead bike enthusiast will love this title for its rich history of the legacy brand known as Harley-Davidson. This title profiles some of the company's most iconic models, from the debut 1911 Model 7D to today's sleek and modern VRSCA V-Rod. Readers can immerse themselves in details such as horsepower, torque, transmission types, exhaust systems, wheelbase measurements, and speed. For more info, there is also a spec sheet on each model. The showroom-worthy images of each of these beautiful bikes make this book a must-read for anyone interested in the Harley legacy.

Rosen Brain Builders Geometry is a time-saving resource filled with instructional ideas and activities. Focusing on skills that are mandated by national standards, the diverse activities reinforce material in which children have received classroom instruction. Pre-assessment activities serve as a placement test. Over fifty diverse activities accommodate different learning styles and reflect formats that students will encounter on tests. Age-appropriate nonfiction text delivers content correlated to kindergarten curricula. Each skill is covered in a dedicated section, with teaching tips, reproducible activities, and a post-assessment page. Skill definitions, clear directions, and examples allow students to work independently. Rosen Brain Builders Geometry titles are available in grades K, 1, and 3. (Look for upcoming grade 2.) Book jacket.

Though it has been around for only a few decades, paintball is an incredibly popular sport. Paintball fans will appreciate the history of the sport that is offered here, as well as the discussion of tactics that will help them dominate the competition. Neophytes will also find this title valuable, with its overview of how the game is played proving particularly useful. Sidebars offer extra information, while dynamic photos of paintball players in action are sure to capture readers’ attention. A great resource on a high-interest topic.

This title offers a curation of enthralling and educational opportunities for readers interested in studying and exploring the natural world. Internship and volunteer opportunities profiled include caring for plants, animals, and habitats as well as teaching about nature and the great outdoors. In addition to being an exciting introduction, this book is also practical, providing a roadmap for readers on where to search for opportunities and how to get a foot in the door.

Communication is a two-way street—we express and we receive information. Doing either without valuing the importance of each leads to a breakdown between ideas and people. This guidebook stresses the importance of being a skilled listener. Readers will understand the necessity and the art of pausing, appreciating, and being ready to receive communication from others.

This book tells about the character Frankenstein and provides step-by-step instructions for drawing the character in eight different poses.

A variety of stimulating, curriculum-correlated activities help learners succeed in the math classroom, and teacher support makes it easy to implement mathematics standards. Geometry offers narrow focus on the concepts and skills that help develop a strong foundation in mathematics. Valuable pre- and post-assessments aid teachers in individualizing instruction, diagnosing the areas where students are struggling, and measuring achievement.

Introduces readers to feral cats, including information on their physical characteristics, behavior, young, adaptation to urban environments, and how they live alongside people.

Makerspaces are all about teaching through collaboration. This title grabs the attention of young people who are musically as well as technically inclined by showing them that they can make their own instruments—literally. Recent technologies such as 3-D printing and Arduino microcontrollers allow virtually anyone to make a fully functioning instrument. This resource shows young people exactly how to take advantage of the burgeoning makerspaces phenomenon with expert interviews and information on “meet-ups” where like-minded musicians can share their knowledge.

Carpenters build everything from homes, schools, and hospitals to roads and bridges. For those who love to create things from scratch, carpentry can be an extremely rewarding career. This easy-to-follow book gives aspiring carpenters the tools they need to get a head start in their careers, including detailed information about apprenticeships and the role of unions in the industry. Providing a detailed look at the day-to-day work of different types of carpenters, including rough framers, millwrights, cabinetmakers, and more, this resource gives readers the tools they need to begin planning their careers.

In this comprehensive exercise book, beginning learners will find variety of fun and accessible curriculum-correlated activities to help them succeed in the math classroom, while teacher support makes it easy to implement mathematics standards. Measurement offers narrow focus on the concepts and skills that help develop a strong foundation in mathematics. Valuable pre- and post-assessments aid teachers in individualizing instruction, diagnosing the areas where students are struggling, and measuring achievement.

Photographs and text describe how math was used to solve problems relating to the Hoover Dam including how much concrete and other building materials were needed and the environmental issues that arose as a result of the dam.