Snot, Sneezes, and Super-Spreaders

“Comprehensive….relevant and engaging.”—Booklist

Praise for Palm Trees at the North Pole written by Marc ter Horst, illustrated by Wendy Panders

“Bring[s] the urgency of climate change front and center for upper-elementary and middle school readers.“—Horn Book 

“An entertaining… overview of climate change…. this visually appealing account is inviting and ultimately reassuring.“—Booklist

“I would recommend this book to any child who is concerned about the environment and also wants to do something about it….Great for a classroom.“—Youth Services Book Review

Praise for Hey There, Earth Dweller! by Marc ter Horst, illustrated by Wendy Panders

“Earth science engagingly presented for middle-grade readers.”—Kirkus 

Marc ter Horst studied literature but soon found himself more interested in geology, astronomy, and evolution. He has written several nonfiction books for kids, which have been translated into many languages, including Palm Trees at the North Pole. He lives in the Netherlands.

Wendy Panders is an illustrator and graphic designer for magazines and newspapers and has illustrated many children’s books. She lives in the Netherlands.

Dr. Jennifer Gardy is a scientist who has worked at the British Columbia Centre for Disease Control and is now part of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation’s Malaria team. She appears frequently on television programs such as CBC’s The Nature of Things and the Discovery Channel’s Daily Planet. She lives in Chicago.