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This new “Guide to …” Book continues the tradition of presenting beautifully illustrated introductions to topics of interest to young readers. Like the other titles in this series, this one presents richly illustrated 2-page spreads which answer many questions about dinosaurs. The answers highlight the relationship of these creatures to the creation and the flood. The discussion is organized into three categories: dinosaur beginnings and history; dinosaur fossils and discoveries; and dinosaur kinds. This book is very appealing to upper elementary age students and everyone else, of course.

This new book in the popular “guide to” series, delves into the complicated construction of the living cell, into a baby’s development in the womb, the mechanics of our hands and the incredible abilities of our brain. Other interesting topics like genetics and medical ethics are included.

This is another title in the popular Wonders of Creation Series. It turns out that minerals are a very interesting part of the Creation. They are beautiful, very useful and many were mentioned in the Bible, which adds to our interest. We learn what minerals are, how to identify them, how to start a collection and their importance to our technological society. Beautiful illustrations. Suitable for all ages.

This book documents the actual journey, study and validation of an ancient depiction of what appears to be a sauropod dinosaur surrounded by nine hunters. Come on an exciting adventure to the Amazon in Peru, and see new evidence that suggests dinosaurs have lived recently.

The popular 3 volume set of Book of Beginnings has now been repackaged in one deluxe book. The first section discusses creation, the fall and first age. The second deals with the flood and new world, and the third discusses the patriarchs and God’s plans for His people. The author intersperses frank comments on modern secular views with what the early passages in Genesis communicate to us. Numerous line drawings enhance the discussion.

Like the other titles in ICR’s “Guide to” series for upper elementary to junior high readers, this book features 2 page discussions complete with beautiful illustrations. Interesting presentations include planets, stars, galaxies, the moon, our Earth and more. In all this we see demonstrations of the Creator’s power to the remotest ends of the Cosmos.

This very readable and well documented book answers over 20 important questions that many people ask concerning Genesis. Who is God, the days of creation, techniques to date events, human relationships, questions concerning the flood, the ice age, fossils, and distant starlight in a young universe. Satisfying and a pleasure to read.

With beautiful artwork, the author presents fossil remains of amazing gigantic creatures from around the world. These include mammals, reptiles, birds and anthropods such as insects. In pictoral form the author provides location, size of the artifacts and time period (either pre or post-flood). Summarizing all these findings, the author contends that these creatures were originally well designed, but since have declined and disappeared as a result of the flood and post-flood climate changes.

Refuting Alleged Bible Contradictions
A favourite tactic of Bible critics is to claim that there are errors and contradictions in Scripture. Dr. Lisle of Institute for Creation Research provides answers for 420 such claims. He also indicates the kind of fallacy each critical attack involves. A very handy reference!!

Another fascinating book for junior high readers. Following in the footsteps of early explorers, we look at interesting features of our globe such as wind, currents in the sea, the tides, earth’s magnetic field, rocks, glaciers, and river systems. Later we move to the atmosphere and exploration by hot air balloon, airplanes and space vehicles. Thought provoking questions at the end of each chapter make this book suitable for geography and social studies (history).

This book combines interesting accounts of chemists’ lives with discussion of their discoveries including atomic theory and the table of elements. The logic of organic chemistry is also demonstrated and some modern industrial applications of chemistry are touched upon. Questions conclude each chapter.

A wonderful book, written for junior high. The author takes the reader on a tour of the earth’s crust, pointing out both the natural beauty and scientific evidences for creation. A definite must for students studying earth science.

The reader enjoys second hand the real life experiences of five men who journeyed to the Liscombe Dinosaur Bone Bed on Alaska’s north shore. The account, partly travelogue, and partly devotional, describes how the men found both fossilized and un-fossilized duckbill dinosaur bones.