Books by Baby Professor

Known for the Baby Professor: Astronomy and Children's Science & Nature Books series, Baby Professor writes picture books and middle grade and young adult for ages 3–18, alongside 70 standalone books, exploring themes of curiosity & wonder, history, nature & outdoors.

Series

Baby Professor: Astronomy

2 books · Ages 5–11

Children's Science & Nature Books

1 book · Ages 6–9

Weather for Kids

1 book · Ages 5–9

Knowing the Difference

2 books · Ages 3–9

Baby Professor

23 books · Ages 3–18

Art History Book for Children

1 book · Ages 6–10

Standalone Books

Biographies for Kids: All about Michael Jackson

Baby Professor

For children curious about how music changes the world, this biography introduces the life and global impact of the reco

Ages 6–10

Rita Records Her Data

Baby Professor

For parents seeking to introduce children to the world of data collection and scientific observation through a relatable

Ages 5–8

An Introduction to Waves Electromagnetic and Mechanical Waves

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For the middle schooler curious about how sound travels or why light behaves differently than water, this guide breaks d

Ages 10–14

Geologic Processes and Events The Changing Earth

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For the curious child who wonders how mountains form and how humans affect the world, this guide simplifies big concepts

Ages 6–10

Democracy's Birth in Ancient Rome

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For the curious child asking how the world works, this book makes complex ideas about fairness and government easy to un

Ages 6–10

Fossils

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For the curious explorer who dreams of discovering hidden worlds and prehistoric wonders in the most remote corners of t

Ages 10–16

Lords and Ladies and Their Duties

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For the curious child fascinated by castles and kingdoms, this book breaks down the real-life social ranks and duties of

Ages 5–9

A Serf's Path to Freedom During the Middle Ages

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For the curious student asking why some people had more power than others in the past. This primer introduces the social

Ages 6–9

Our Ancestors Built Them : Architecture of the Olden Times

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For the budding builder who wonders how people lived long ago. This visual guide explores the structures and monuments c

Ages 5–9

Easy Space Definitions Astronomy Picture Book for Kids

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For the budding astronomer who is full of big questions about the night sky and needs simple explanations for complex co

Ages 4–8

The Problem with Moisture - Humidity for Kids

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For the curious child wondering why some places are bone-dry while others are sticky: explore the science of humidity, m

Ages 7–10

What Is Earth Made up Of? Getting to Know the Only Living Planet in the Solar System Educational Book for Kindergarten

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For the curious kindergartner asking 'what is under my feet,' this guide explores Earth's layers and the unique features

Ages 4–6

Who Lives In The Barren Desert?

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For the family exploring spiritual roots or looking for historical context behind diverse faiths, this book introduces t

Ages 7–12

2nd Grade US History: Native Americans to Early Settlers

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For parents wanting to introduce complex early American history through a simple workbook. It explores the diverse begin

Ages 7–9

Who Are the Yakama?

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For the curious child wanting to learn about the people who first lived on the land, this guide explores the vibrant cul

Ages 6–10

Maria Tallchief

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For the child who dreams of the spotlight and needs to see how grit and grace turn big ambitions into a legendary career

Ages 6–10

The Big Book on Native American Truths

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For the adventurous child who marvels at the unknown: an expedition to a hidden plateau where prehistoric giants and pri

Ages 10–15

Life Among the Olmecs Daily Life of the Native American People Olmec (1200-400 BC)

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For the curious student wondering how people lived before modern technology. Explore the homes, food, and social lives o

Ages 6–10

King Philip's War

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For the student curious about the complex roots of early America, this guide explains the 17th-century conflict between

Ages 7–12

What Happens During War Crime Trials?

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For the curious child asking big questions about fairness and international news. This guide gently explains how the wor

Ages 7–11

Writing, Counting and Calendars

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For the curious child who wonders how we started tracking time and sharing ideas across the ages.

Ages 7–10

Lady Liberty Enlightens the World

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For the curious child wanting to know more about the big green statue in New York harbor and what she stands for.

Ages 4–7

The Sleeping Giant Awakens US Joins World War 2

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For the child curious about why the United States joined World War II, this guide explains the impact of Pearl Harbor an

Ages 8–12

The 7 Great Cities of Ancient Mesopotamia

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For the curious child fascinated by the dawn of civilization. This visual guide introduces the ancient cities and empire

Ages 6–10

Who Built the First Human Civilization? Ancient Mesopotamia

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For the curious student starting to wonder how cities and writing began. This book simplifies the vast history of Sumer

Ages 7–12

What Makes Little Hong Kong Big to the World?

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For the child curious about how a small island city can have such a huge global impact, this primer explores the vibrant

Ages 5–9

How Are Mummies Made?

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For the curious child fascinated by Ancient Egypt, this book provides a simple, step by step look at how mummies were cr

Ages 6–9

The Beginnings of Nations : The Histories of Israel, Peru, the Two Koreas and Brazil

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For the curious middle grader wondering how different countries became the nations they are today. Explore the unique be

Ages 8–12

What Was Daily Living Like in a Typical Greek Town?

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For the curious student wondering how kids in Ancient Greece spent their days. This guide explores the homes, markets, a

Ages 7–10

The Powerful Armies of Sparta

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For the curious student fascinated by ancient warriors and epic battles. This book introduces the history and discipline

Ages 6–10

Growth and Life Cycle of Living Things

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For the curious student wondering how a tiny seed becomes a plant or how animals grow up. This guide simplifies the wond

Ages 6–9

The Parthians and Sassanids

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For the curious student who loves digging into the past, this guide brings the ancient empires of Mesopotamia and the 'P

Ages 8–12

Oceans For Kids

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For the child who marvels at the mysteries of the deep and feels the pull of high-seas exploration and technological won

Ages 10–15

How Tiger Woods Became A Millionaire

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For the young sports fan who dreams of turning a passion into a profession. This biography introduces the hard work and

Ages 7–12

The Aztec Government and Society

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Spark your middle-grader's curiosity with this clear guide to how the Aztec Empire worked, from powerful emperors to the

Ages 7–12

The Big Roles Slaves Played in the Ancient African Society

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For the student beginning to ask complex questions about global history. This guide introduces the origins and impact of

Ages 8–11

Where Did You Get the Color of Your Eyes?: Hereditary Patterns

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For the curious child asking why they have brown eyes when their sibling has blue. Explore the basics of genetics and ho

Ages 5–9

The Evolution of Video Games

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For the young gamer who wonders where their favorite consoles came from, this book explores the tech journey from giant

Ages 5–9

The Great Depression Wasn't Always Sad! Entertainment and Jazz Music Book for Kids

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For the curious child who wonders how people found joy during difficult times, this book explores the vibrant music and

Ages 7–12

Can You Count Backwards? Number Mastery for Kids

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For the preschooler beginning to explore numbers, this workbook offers a gentle path to mastering the tricky skill of co

Ages 3–6

Who Were the Mayans and What Did They Give the World?

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For the curious student fascinated by ancient mysteries and hidden cities. This guide reveals how a clever civilization

Ages 6–10

The Mayans' Calendars and Advanced Writing System

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For the curious child fascinated by ancient secrets and how people first began to share their stories through symbols an

Ages 7–10

The Powerful Kings of Mesopotamia

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For the young explorer curious about how civilizations began, this book introduces the legendary kings and cultures of a

Ages 6–10

Investigating Matter and Weight

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For the curious child asking why some things are harder to lift than others. This guide uses simple visuals to explain h

Ages 6–9

What's the Matter, Matter? Physical Changes

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For the curious child who wonders why ice melts or how water turns to steam, this guide simplifies the science behind ph

Ages 7–10

How to Measure the Physical Properties of Matter

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For the curious child who asks 'how big' or 'how heavy,' this book introduces the fundamental ways we measure and unders

Ages 6–9

Inside the Earth's Atmosphere

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For the curious child who wonders why the sky is blue or how planes stay up. This guide breaks down the invisible layers

Ages 5–9

The Living Earth

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For the curious child who wonders how our planet works, this bright guide introduces Earth's layers and systems with sim

Ages 4–7

Magnets and the Things They Attract

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For the curious child who loves playing with magnets and wants to know why they stick to the fridge but not the wall.

Ages 4–8

Do Bodybuilders Have More Muscles?

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For the curious child who wonders why some people look so strong, this guide explains how every human body has the same

Ages 6–9

Effects of Force on Motion and Direction

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For the budding scientist curious about how things move. This introductory guide explains how pushes and pulls change an

Ages 5–8

Physical and Chemical Changes in Matter

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For the curious student wondering why ice melts or how rust forms, this guide breaks down the science of matter through

Ages 8–12

Who Are the Cherokee Indians?

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For the curious student researching Native American history, this introductory guide explores the vibrant culture, tradi

Ages 6–10

Puritans vs. Native Americans: King Philip's War North American Colonization

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For the student exploring the roots of American history, this guide helps young readers understand the complex and diffi

Ages 8–12

Devastating Nuclear Accidents throughout History

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For the curious middle-grade reader asking big questions about history and safety, this guide simplifies the complex sto

Ages 8–12

Creative Chemistry Experiments

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For the teen or mature reader exploring the ethics of science and the weight of isolation. A classic tale of creation, r

Ages 13–18

The Roanoke, Jamestown and Williamsburg Colonies

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For the young explorer curious about how America began. This accessible guide introduces the brave and difficult early d

Ages 6–10

Everything There Is to Know about the Vietnam War

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For middle-grade students curious about 20th-century history, this book offers a clear, visual introduction to the compl

Ages 8–12

Why Was There An American Revolution? History Non Fiction Books for Grade 3

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For the curious student starting to ask why our country looks the way it does. This guide breaks down the complex causes

Ages 7–9

Older Than Granny Historic Buildings, Statues and Monuments in the USA

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For the curious explorer who wonders about the stories behind famous landmarks. Introduce your child to America's histor

Ages 7–10

The Role of Religion and Divinity in the Middle Ages

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For the inquisitive student seeking to understand how faith and divinity shaped the laws, art, and daily lives of people

Ages 8–12

Let's Make A Food Pyramid

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For the curious eater who wants to understand how different foods help them grow and why a balanced plate matters.

Ages 4–8

Genetic Disorders Heredity, Genes, and Chromosomes

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For the middle-grade student curious about how traits are passed down, this guide breaks down the microscopic world of D

Ages 8–12

Death By The Black Death

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For the curious child asking big questions about history and how medicine has changed over time, this book makes a daunt

Ages 7–10

See Me in Jupiter

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For the curious learner fascinated by space history and retro science fiction adventures. This guide explores the classi

Ages 7–12

The History of Brazil

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For the curious student interested in world travel and global neighbors, this primer explores the history and geography

Ages 6–10

The Origin of the Universe: Understanding the Universe

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For the child who gazes at the stars and asks where everything came from. This visual guide simplifies the Big Bang and

Ages 5–8

Highlights of the Middle Ages: Black Death, 100 Years' War, Knights Templar and Battle of the Roses

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For the curious elementary student who loves learning about the past, this guide introduces the legends and hardships of

Ages 6–10

Can You See Sound? Characteristics of Sound

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For the curious student who wonders how music and voices travel through the air. This book explores the invisible scienc

Ages 6–10

Producers, Consumers and Decomposers Population Ecology Encyclopedia Kids Science Grade 7

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For the student curious about how every living thing depends on another, this guide simplifies the complex web of life i

Ages 10–13

By Age Range

Ages 0–3

3 books

Ages 4–7

77 books

Ages 8–11

91 books

Ages 12–18

30 books

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