Fantastic synopsis of all things Science... lots more interesting than it sounds. Youi'll be shocked at what you learn. Every student that has read this loved it!

Great examples of Man's desire ot control the world around, but are we always successful? Anything by John McPhee is fantastic nature writing.

Another view of man's relationship with nature while following the reintroduction of a pack of wolves to their natural habitat.

One man's experience of living on his own as a park ranger in Utah. Not the typical writer, Abbey can inspire and offend, but always gives a fresh view of man's struggle with nature's exploitation.

A great story of a boy and his quest to create his own nuclear reactor, unbeknowst to those around him. Students read this book quickly and learn more than they realize. Awesome story!

Read the title... a scary account of a lab that exists on American Soil. Recently added to my list. I was fascinated by it.

A terrifying, relevant, fictional story of bioterrorism in New York City. It may not be real, but you will think it is. Gory and difficult to read if you have a light stomach. One of my favorites.

An award-winning story of what the future of genetics may hold for us. Scary and fascinating at the same time. Another of the students' favorites!

A heavy, difficult read, but, by far, one of the scariest, most informative books you'll ever read about the diseases of today.

A tough political and personal account of the AIDS epidemic and how the U.S. has dealt with it.

A high-level view of evolution and the evidence involved. Is there a goal of the process? Students who love science have liked it.

One of my favorites. A funny, respectful, random account of what may happen if you donate your body to science when you die. Most love this book!

Just one of Sacks' books about interesting people and the neurological disorders that changed their lives. Fascinating and bit surprising. Another book that students enjoy!