A history of the Super Bowl, including chapters on stadiums, television broadcasts, and notable plays.

Explores what strength is and how it can be developed using a comic book character, the Incredible Hulk, to demonstrate, and provides information on that character and how he came to be.

A reference book containing lists of information about history, social studies, the world and weather, numbers, science, words, the arts, pop culture, critters, grab bag and sports.

Recounts ten high points in the history of football, including the first NFL Championship game to be televised, the "Immaculate Reception" by Franco Harris in 1972, and the comeback by the Buffalo Bills in the 1993 AFC playoff game.

This book traces the history of space travel, telling of the accomplishments of Soviet hero Yuri Gagarin, the United States' "Mercury 7" astronauts, the Apollo astronauts, the space shuttle's "mission specialists," and today's astronauts that come from many different countries.

Provides a history of the World Series and profiles some of the most famous men who have competed in this century-old event.

Presents a description of the day in the life of a batboy for the Anaheim Angels, from arriving at the ball park and preparing the equipment, to the meal with the team after the game.

Learn amazing facts about dangerous animals with sharp teeth, fangs, and claws.

Discusses the history of robotics, describes the jobs that robots have been designed to do, and explores how robots are and have been depicted in literature, on film, and on television.

A reference book containing lists of information about world history, United States history, social studies, geography, climate, math, science, language arts, popular culture, animals, and the arts.