Book Series · 20 Books
In order from It's A Good Thing There Are Insects to Looking Through a Telescope.
The Rookie Read-About Science series is a set of 20 picture books by Allan Fowler, published between 1990 and 2004. Written for ages 4–8, most books run about 30 pages.
Discover the surprising benefits insects bring to our world.
20 books · Published 1990–2004
Discover the surprising benefits insects bring to our world.
Explore how hearing shapes your world and its scientific wonders.
Explore the wonders of nature and science through captivating facts and vivid images.
Why does the moon change shape each month? Discover the mystery.
Explore the mysterious world of whales and their behaviors.
Discover the differences between frogs and toads.
Explore the wonders of science, from animals to weather.
Explore the wonders of nature and science through captivating facts and vivid images.
Discover the wonders of nature through captivating facts and vivid images.
Explore the origins and uses of vegetables in a vibrant journey through nature.
Explore the wonders of science with engaging visuals and simple explanations.
Explore the hidden wonders of pond life.
Explore the wonders of science, from animals to energy.
Explore the wonders of science, from animals to energy, in a captivating journey through nature and discovery.
Discover the forces of push and pull through engaging experiments.
Explore the mysteries of our solar system's celestial wonders.
Discover the magic of light and its incredible journey.
Explore how science and technology transform our world.
Discover the wonders of the universe through a telescope.
There are 20 books in the Rookie Read-About Science series. It began with It's A Good Thing There Are Insects in 1990, and the newest book, Looking Through a Telescope, was published in 2004.
The series is best for ages 4–8, based on the age ranges of the individual books.
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