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Mummies can’t talk; but with modern scientific tools, we can still discover what a mummy has to tell us. Hear the stories of mummified Egyptian pharaohs and priestesses, baby elephants, pampered pets, and even a prehistoric bison. Uncover clues to centuries-old murder mysteries and human sacrifices, and even find out what a person or animal had for their last meal! Information from real scientists explains how we know what we know about each mummy.

Si una momia pudiera hablar, ¿qué diría? Claro, las momias no pueden hablar. Pero con las herramientas científicas actuales podemos descubrir lo que tienen que decirnos. Oiga las historias de los faraones y sacerdotisas egipcias que fueron momificados, elefantes bebés, mascotas mimadas e incluso un bisonte prehistórico.

Get ready to learn about podcasts, a fun and exciting way to tell stories. Who can make a podcast? Anyone! Even you... Did you know podcasts were invented in 2004? The word podcast is a combination of the word iPod and broadcast. In the beginning, podcasts were audio recordings of people talking, with no pictures. You could listen to them by streaming and downloading podcasts from the internet. Adult listeners all over the world have praised Amanda Cupido's first book, Let's Talk Podcasting: The Essential Guide to Doing it Right.

In Mommy, Can We Please Talk About Sleep?, a curious child learns why sleep is so important for growing strong, learning new things, and feeling their best. Through a gentle conversation with Mommy, young listeners explore bedtime routines, the wonder of dreams, and the joy of waking up refreshed.

Transform screen time into a playful STEM adventure by uncovering the invisible magic behind everyday smart devices. Perfect for curious young listeners during the morning school commute or family road trips, this reassuring audio journey turns complex science into delightful, easy-to-grasp...

The internet connects computers across the world. You may have used it to surf the web or email your friends. But how does it work? How can it send information around the globe? Listen to this audiobook to find out!

The Girl Who Could Talk to Computers is the first book in The Girls Who Could Series. It tells the story of young Grace Hopper, the inquiring girl who wrote the first computer compiler program which gave birth to the first computer language, COBOL. After amazing Grace helped bring us into the modern computer-age, she dedicated her life to teaching and inspiring young people to dream big.

Young listeners are introduced to environmental issues in their own neighborhoods in this nonfiction book.