Science Books

Pursuit of Happiness

by David G. Myers

3.7(148)

David G. Myers condenses global scientific research to show the real, often surprising, psychological components of lasting happiness. He challenges common ideas and gives readers practical ways to live a more joyful life.

The Kalam Cosmological Argument

by William Lane Craig

4.1(99)

William Lane Craig builds a philosophical and scientific case for God's existence, addressing objections to the universe's finite past and its cause.

Ecology

by Michael L. Cain

3.7(97)

Explore how species interact with their environment, shaping the planet's evolution and maintaining the balance needed for a healthy environment.

The History and Social Influence of the Potato

by Redcliffe N. Salaman

4.0(43)

From the Andes to the European dinner table, discover how the humble potato reshaped civilizations, fueled population booms, and irrevocably altered the course of human history and social structure.

Teaching Science Through Trade Books

by Christine Anne Royce

4.5(17)

Use engaging children's books, not just textbooks, to teach science and spark curiosity in elementary school.

Collaboration, Communications, and Critical Thinking

by Dennis Adams

3.7(3)

This book promotes a STEM-focused curriculum for a changing world, helping students develop critical thinking, collaboration, and communication skills through good teaching and community support.

From Cells to Organisms

by Sherrie L Lyons

This book goes beyond a simple timeline, showing how philosophical beliefs and changing scientific ideas, from cell theory to genetics, shaped our understanding of heredity, development, and biological individuality.