Lisa Greathouse – författare

Solids is a 32-page nonfiction science reader designed for students in Grades K–2 learning about the properties of matter. Through clear language and real-world examples, this title introduces young learners to the characteristics of solids and how they differ from liquids and gases. Featuring engaging photographs and simple text, the book supports early scientific literacy and classroom discussions around physical science. It is ideal for use in science centers, guided reading, or independent exploration.

Melting and Freezing is a 32-page nonfiction science reader that introduces young learners in Grades 2–4 to the physical changes of matter. With clear explanations and engaging visuals, the book explains how solids become liquids and liquids become solids through heat transfer. It supports early science curriculum objectives and inquiry-based learning. Ideal for use in classrooms, libraries, or home reading, this book also includes a glossary and index to build academic vocabulary. • Explains melting and freezing through real-life examples. • Introduces key science terms and physical science concepts. • Features diagrams and images to support visual learning. • Encourages observation and discussion about temperature and change. • 32-page reader aligned to science standards for Grades 2–4.

Brain is an engaging nonfiction book designed to educate young readers about the human brain's structure and functions. Part of the "Science Readers: A Closer Look" series, this 32-page book combines scientific concepts with practical information to help children understand how the brain controls various body functions. Through age-appropriate language and vivid illustrations, readers learn about different parts of the brain and their roles. The book includes a glossary and index to support comprehension and encourage further exploration of the topic.