Introduces kids to plate tectonics and the tumultuous forces brewing beneath the Earth's surface that result in massive volcanoes and earth-shattering earthquakes. Includes over 100 photos and pictures, field notes, quizzes, and an interactive glossary.

This book describes volcanoes, presenting information on the causes of volcanic eruptions, the work of volcanologists, the volcanoes found in the Ring of Fire, and the new ways to use volcanic power.

Discusses volcanoes, describing what happens when they erupt, and highlighting eruptions throughout history.

"Kids will burst with excitement as they learn all about the science and wonder of volcanoes in this new National Geographic Kids Reader. The Level 3 text provides accessible, yet wide-ranging information for fluent readers. Plus, the book includes 100 fun facts for quick and quirky information on all kinds of volcanoes, all around the world--and even some that are out of this world! The Facts Readers series bridges the gap between short, digestible...

A close-up look at volcanoes of the past and present, examining the scientists who study them and explaining how and why they erupt.

Describes the eruption of Mount St. Helen's in Washington State in 1980 and provides a simple explanation of how and why volcanoes erupt.

Describes what volcanoes are, what causes them to erupt, and their effect on the landscape.

Introduces the facts about volcanoes, what they are, why and how they erupt, different types of volcanoes found around the world, and the effects of some famous eruptions of the twentieth century.

"In graphic novel format, follows the adventures of Max Axiom as he explains the science behind volcanoes"--Provided by publisher.

Due to substandard materials and workmanship, one of the world's tallest skyscrapers catches on fire during its gala opening, trapping a large crowd of society guests.