Melvin Berger
Melvin Berger has written at least 124 books. Their most popular book is OIL SPILL! with 1 save with an average rating of -⭐.
They are best known for writing in the genres one, asdfsa, and Asdfsa.
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OIL SPILL!
ByMelvin Berger
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Chirping crickets
ByMelvin Berger
1 Reader
How life began
ByMelvin Berger
Do Tornadoes Really Twist?
ByMelvin Berger
Bears
ByMelvin Berger
Water, Water Everywhere
ByMelvin Berger
Those amazing computers!
ByMelvin Berger
Why I cough, sneeze, shiver, hiccup, & yawn
ByMelvin Berger
Ants
ByMelvin Berger
Do whales have belly buttons?
ByMelvin Berger
Reptiles
ByMelvin Berger
Leaves, leaves, leaves
ByMelvin Berger
Bionics
ByMelvin Berger
Grrr!
ByMelvin Berger
Octopus
ByMelvin Berger
Jobs in fine arts and humanities
ByMelvin Berger
Beavers
ByMelvin Berger
The funny side of science
ByMelvin Berger
Famous men of modern biology
ByMelvin Berger
How do flies walk upside down?
ByMelvin Berger
1999 • 48 pages
Penguins
ByMelvin Berger
Time to harvest
ByMelvin Berger
Printing plant
ByMelvin Berger
Telephones, televisions, and toilets
ByMelvin Berger
Where have all the pandas gone?
ByMelvin Berger
The supernatural
ByMelvin Berger
The artificial heart
ByMelvin Berger
Fish live in water
ByMelvin Berger
Snap
ByMelvin Berger
Computers
ByMelvin Berger
What makes an ocean wave?
ByMelvin Berger
Atoms, molecules, and quarks
ByMelvin Berger
Did Dinosaurs Live in Your Backyard?
ByMelvin Berger
Creatures that glow
ByMelvin Berger
If you lived on Mars
ByMelvin Berger
Energy
ByMelvin Berger
The flute book
ByMelvin Berger
Where are the stars during the day?
ByMelvin Berger
Time after time
ByMelvin Berger
Computer talk
ByMelvin Berger
All about seeds
ByMelvin Berger
Our atomic world
ByMelvin Berger
Penguins swim but don't get wet
ByMelvin Berger
Tornadoes can make it rain crabs!
ByMelvin Berger
How do airplanes fly?
ByMelvin Berger
Space shots, shuttles, and satellites
ByMelvin Berger
Comets, meteors, and asteroids
ByMelvin Berger
Sound, heat & light
ByMelvin Berger
Storms
ByMelvin Berger
Do all spiders spin webs?
ByMelvin Berger
Disastrous floods and tidal waves
ByMelvin Berger
101 freaky animals
ByMelvin Berger
Robins
ByMelvin Berger
Chomp!
ByMelvin Berger
Healthy eating
ByMelvin Berger
Quasars, pulsars and black holes in space
ByMelvin Berger
Round and round the money goes
ByMelvin Berger
Dogs bring newspapers but cats bring mice
ByMelvin Berger
Do Tarantulas Have Teeth?
ByMelvin Berger
Scholastic science dictionary
ByMelvin Berger
Raccoons
ByMelvin Berger
Can you hear a shout in space?
ByMelvin Berger
Computers in your life
ByMelvin Berger
Ugly cute animals
ByMelvin Berger
Stranger than fiction
ByMelvin Berger
Space talk
ByMelvin Berger
Bright stars, red giants, and white dwarfs
ByMelvin Berger
Solids, liquids, and gases
ByMelvin Berger
The science of music
ByMelvin Berger
The new air book
ByMelvin Berger
Do Penguins Get Frostbite
ByMelvin Berger
Screech!
ByMelvin Berger
The violin book
ByMelvin Berger
Animals at night
ByMelvin Berger
Sea horses
ByMelvin Berger
Why do volcanoes blow their tops?
ByMelvin Berger
Mind control
ByMelvin Berger
Squirrels
ByMelvin Berger
Star gazing, comet tracking, and sky mapping
ByMelvin Berger
Energy from the sun
ByMelvin Berger
You're tall in the morning but shorter at night
ByMelvin Berger
Where Did Your Family Come From?
ByMelvin Berger
Cancer lab
ByMelvin Berger
Rocks & minerals
ByMelvin Berger
Exploring the mind and brain
ByMelvin Berger
Robots in fact and fiction
ByMelvin Berger
Manta rays
ByMelvin Berger
The clarinet and saxophone book
ByMelvin Berger
Censorship
ByMelvin Berger
Look out for turtles!
ByMelvin Berger
Howl!
ByMelvin Berger
Lights, lenses, and lasers
ByMelvin Berger
Police lab
ByMelvin Berger
A whale is not a fish and other animal mix-ups
ByMelvin Berger
Oceanography lab
ByMelvin Berger
Switch on, switch off
ByMelvin Berger
Medical center lab
ByMelvin Berger
Water, water everywhere
ByMelvin Berger
A whale is not a fish and other animal mix-ups
ByMelvin Berger
Sharks
ByMelvin Berger