Science

In the words of Douglas Adams, "Space is big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is."…

It's easy to take the familiar for granted, particularly when it's in your neighborhood. But all those alleyways and…

It is intimidating and sometimes even terrifying to realize that we live in a world that is now overflowing with…

This captivating narrative uncovers the hidden history of humanity's race to the moon, focusing on two pivotal figures:…

Everyone wants to live for as long as possible and be as healthy as possible while doing so. In this book, you will…

If you suffer from migraines, you know just how unbearable they can be: searing pain that comes on unpredictably and…

Sharks have been horribly misconcieved as horrible bloodthirsty killers, looking for innocent beach goers to snack on.…

Clean: The New Science of Skin was named a Best Book by both NPR and Vanity Fair in 2020. It aims to address the…

Most people think of algae as something that grows in their shower or a gross food that fish eat. The term "pond scum"…

In this exploration of dreams, author Alice Robb explores the connections between our dreams and our waking life, and…

Bringing together everything currently known about the tarantulas of the region, this comprehensive guide provides a…

In a way, grotesque is an unfair quality for assign to fish but at the same time some people would struggle to call the…

In this quirky history of the human body over the ages, authors Kathy and Ross Petras explore the bizarre ways that…

Brought to you by Oxford Astrophysicist, Dr Becky Smethurst, this volume is comprised of 10 individual essays that will…

Everything we own is made of something. From the everyday objects in our home to the most extraordinary crafts that…

Between the Renaissance and the Enlightenment, Europe changed beyond recognition - particularly in the people's ardent…

In this Jurassic Park-esque story of the genetic restoration of an extinct species, Ben Mezrich takes readers on an…

Now available in English, this seminal work on keeping and breeding of tarantulas contains more than 120 color…

What makes the universe the way it is? Why are we here, and to what end? Everyone has thought about these questions at…

When England was a cultural backwater and European nations competed in barbarity, the center of progress and science was…

Use these 48 fact-filled cards to brush up on your knowledge of all the various 'ologies' out there. From acarology, to…

Travel back in time thousands of years, tracing the story of a single drop of water. Where did Earth's water come from…

In this timely and compelling book, author Gabrielle Stanley Blair undertakes the task of reframing the debate around…

In this adorable graphic novel from author Cathy Camper, dive into the world of the Lowriders, a group of…

The breadth of human history in The Little Book of Big History, not just the last 2000 years and not just in Europe, is…

Show me what you got! Rick and Morty is full of zany scientific adventures but did you know that the science to many of…

A human can last about 10 days with no food but without water they can only survive for around 3 days. Water is vital,…

When a plane crashes, safety investigators are called into action to figure out what happened, why it happened, and how…

In this professional manual for beekeepers, author and beekeeper John Carr provides the reader with all the tools they…

This pocket-sized celebratory guide debunks myths about this incredible piece of human anatomy and offers the reader a…