Do you have a budding scientist in your house? If so, you need to check out Kathleen M. Reilly's "Natural Disasters: Investigate Earth's Most Destructive Forces." With experiments every few pages pertaining to weather and natural disasters, the deceptively colorless print format looks boring at first glance, but is actually a great resource and fun guide to all things disastrous. So if you know someone who would like to make an edible volcano, build their own barometer, or understand why forest fire fighters build fire lines, click on the link above.
Dewey Number: J 550
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