Smithsonian Steam Bonus Assortment Informational Text for Middle School 6-Book Set (Smithsonian: Informational Text) (1ST ed.)

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Multiple authors contributed to this product.

Lorin Driggs is a children's author who has written books on many topics, including true stories of individuals who made a positive impact on achieving freedom for all in the United States, the interesting and unique characteristics of different regions in the United States, amusement parks in America, amazing plants that survive in truly harsh conditions, and fantastic landmarks around the world. She also wrote about her own experience as a survivor of the attack on the World Trade Center in New York City on September 11, 2001. Besides being a writer, Lorin has helped create learning experiences for children and teachers involving television programs, computer-based activities, and books.
Lorin grew up in a very small town in Central Florida and moved to New York City when she was 18 years old. She earned her bachelor's degree in English Literature from City College of the City University of New York.
Besides writing and creating things for children and teachers, Lorin loves dogs, gardening, observing all the interesting wild animals and plants in nature, volunteering at a wild bird rescue and rehabilitation center, riding her bike, and going to live theater and the movies. She currently lives with her wife in Sarasota, Florida, but who knows where they might live next!

Uncover the marvels of nature and science with the Smithsonian's captivating 6- book collection for middle school students! Understand the incredible strategies plants use to thrive in the harshest conditions. Look at how veterinarians and caretakers ensure the well-being of animals. Discover the elements that make up our universe. Explore the powerful force that governs the movement of planets, stars, and galaxies. Take a leap into space where cutting-edge innovations in exploration and discovery are brought to life. Finally, learn the process of fossilization and what these ancient remains tell us about Earth's distant past. This series is perfect for inspiring young minds to explore the wonders of the natural world and beyond. Books in this set include, Amazing Tales of Plant Survival, Animal Health at the Zoo, All About the Periodic Table, Gravitational Interactions, Space Technology, and How to Become a Fossil.

Contributor Bio:Multiple Authors
Multiple authors contributed to this product.

Contributor Bio:Driggs, Lorin

Lorin Driggs is a children's author who has written books on many topics, including true stories of individuals who made a positive impact on achieving freedom for all in the United States, the interesting and unique characteristics of different regions in the United States, amusement parks in America, amazing plants that survive in truly harsh conditions, and fantastic landmarks around the world. She also wrote about her own experience as a survivor of the attack on the World Trade Center in New York City on September 11, 2001. Besides being a writer, Lorin has helped create learning experiences for children and teachers involving television programs, computer-based activities, and books.
Lorin grew up in a very small town in Central Florida and moved to New York City when she was 18 years old. She earned her bachelor's degree in English Literature from City College of the City University of New York.
Besides writing and creating things for children and teachers, Lorin loves dogs, gardening, observing all the interesting wild animals and plants in nature, volunteering at a wild bird rescue and rehabilitation center, riding her bike, and going to live theater and the movies. She currently lives with her wife in Sarasota, Florida, but who knows where they might live next!