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The author introduces young readers (about grades 5 – 7) to topics of biological interest to them. The list includes molds, microbes, plants, some animal groups and some human biology. The approach is upbeat and encourages further research.

The author gives plausible explanations of the seemingly unsolvable mysteries about the ice age and the wooly mammoths in this intriguing book. Many other ice age topics are explained too including huge ice age floods, ice cores, man in the ice age, and the number of ice ages.

Beautifully illustrated, this book is sure to delight students who are excited by ancient ruins or even those who are not yet familiar with the topic. The ancient remains which are discussed shed light on many bibilical events. The book provides information aimed at three reading levels: grades 5 – 6; grades 7 – 8; and grades 9 – 11, but the illustrations speak to all levels of interest. A wonderful introduction to a fascinating subject.

This deluxe new book features ancient artwork from around the world. The depictions of specific dinosaurs in these artifacts are significant because they suggest that the artists were familiar with such animals and were illustrating what they had observed.

Do genes, chromosomes and DNA seem way beyond your interests? The author not only makes them interesting and understandable, but he also places the details in the context of Scripture. Besides adults new to these topics, the book provides excellent supplemental discussion for students studying these issues.

Christians often wonder about where and when there was an ice age. This book answers these questions in story form relevant to young people. Follow the story of an ice age tribe from Northern Siberia who overcame multiple weather-related disasters. Discover at the same time the science behind the ice age world and how people survive these conditions while the woolly mammoths did not. Written for junior high and older readers.

This beautiful new book describes the anatomy, behaviour and habitats of over 1000 animals. There is information on endangered species and environments, obscure facts and animal records. A wonderful introduction to the beauty of creation. Who knew there were so many kinds of animals?

Constructing Solid Arguments for Design
The author demonstrates why the idea of design is so important to a Christian worldview. Evolutionists of course deny that anything was designed, because otherwise a designer would be required. The author uses engineering concepts and other arguments to show that the key features of organisms did not just appear, but they were carefully chosen to fill a need. Recommended for high school and adult readers.

In The Design and Complexity of the Cell, Dr. Jeffrey Tomkins and his contributing colleagues document and help explain the intricate processes of cells, and give keen insight for (clearly seeing) the obvious hand of the Creator in the “things that are made” (Romans 1:20).

Aimed at everyone, but specifically upper elementary and lower junior high grades, this book provides a quick but richly illustrated overview of creation. Thus we find earth sciences, physical sciences, the life sciences, myths and falacies connected Darwinism, and the foundation to creation. Guaranteed to excite interest.

A new title in the Wonders of Creation series, this book considers mainly different examples of cooperation between unlike organisms such as fungus and alga (to form a lichen), or a vascular plant and a fungus (mycorrhizas). This discussion will encourage young people to look at nature with new appreciation and informed eyes.

This excellent book is certain to change children who do not like “science” into eager learners. Animals are first introduced according to the order of their creation (day 5 or day 6). Next animals with similar designs are presented and finally we find answers to questions such as how they breathe, fly, hibernate or survive extreme climates. Lavishly illustrated. Guaranteed exciting!

Fossils amaze and delight. But do we really understand their origin? Most early scientists suggested a different origin for fossils than we currently teach. Is it possible, that in the 21st century, we could have made a mistake? A close look at the fossils and the layers in which they are contained, demonstrates one thing for sure. Fossils formed quickly, not slowly.Fast Fossils provides photographic examples of fossils from around the world. New evidence may force fossil experts to resort back to one of the earliest ideas of how fossils may have formed. If you have any interest whatsoever in natural history, this book is a must-read.

After a brief introduction to the scientific flaws in evolutionary theory, the author shows the importance of creation to Biblical doctrine and how all this affects morality and evangelism.

Ideal for upper elementary and junior high readers (as well as any adults interested in fascinating insights), this book briefly describes features of living things which could potentially be copied by inventors today. A 2-page spread describes how specific organisms with interesting characteristics, can inspire our inventions. Three interesting questions are provided with each topic. These discussion starters go beyond the material provided. The answers are provided at the end of the book. A delightful way to expand one’s appreciation of creation!