The Art of Nonfiction - A Guide for Writers and Readers
In what way is the role of the subconscious different in writing than in editing? Should a writer's work "propagandize" for his particular philosophy of life? How does a writer acquire a distinctive style? How does one find good ideas for writing? Ayn Rand addresses these, and countless other, questions about the craft of writing in this extraordinary book. Culled (by Robert Mayhew) from sixteen informal lectures she delivered to a select audience in the late 1960s, this book offers theoretical insights and concrete advice. If you engage in any act of written communication—from lengthy books to brief letters-to-the-editor--this will be an invaluable guide for you.
What Can Live in a Grassland? (First Step Nonfiction: Animal Adaptations)
What Can Live in a Grassland? (First Step Nonfiction: Animal Adaptations) Lions, and zebras, and termites, oh my! See why a grassland is a perfect habitat for these animals and more.
What Can Live in a Lake? (First Step Nonfiction: Animal Adaptations)
What Can Live in a Lake? (First Step Nonfiction: Animal Adaptations) Fish swim and ducks paddle. Beavers build and herons wade. Discover how these animals and others adapt to living in a lake.
What Can Live in the Ocean? (First Step Nonfiction - Animal Adaptations)
What Can Live in the Ocean? (First Step Nonfiction: Animal Adaptations) Discover how adaptations make the ocean a perfect habitat for whales, lobsters, sea horses, and many, many more animals.
