ABOUT ALISON PEARCE STEVENS
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I write lots of fun nonfiction: articles, picture books, and middle grade books. I also write middle grade novels. All of my work is inspired by a love of science and nature.I am a regular contributor to Science News for Students, Highlights, ASK, and other kids’ magazines, and also write for National Geographic Kids Books.My next book, RHINOS IN NEBRASKA, launches in 2021.
ARTIST STATEMENT
As a former scientist, I bring my background into everything I do (because scientists are really just big, curious kids and the natural world is full of incredible things).
PUBLICATIONS - View in Bookstore
- Books
- Magazine Articles
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Conservation is going to the dogs
(Article)
Science News for Students
2020
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Increasingly, chocolate makers turn to science
(Article)
Science News for Students
2018
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Ocean energy could be the wave of the future
(Article)
Science News for Students
2019
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Social meda: What's not to like?
(Article)
Science News for Students
2017
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Tattoos: the good, the bad and the bumpy
(Article)
Science News for Students
2017
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The power of 'like'
(Article)
Science News for Students
2017
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Think you're not biased? Think again
(Article)
Science News for Students
2017
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Under the Ice
(Article)
Highlights
2012
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When every face is a stranger's face
(Article)
Science News for Students
2015
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Why are Bees Vanishing?
(Article)
Science News for Students
2014
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Caught in the Act
(Article)
Science News for Students
2013
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Concussion: More than 'getting your bell rung'
(Article)
Science News for Students
2013
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Cool Jobs: Planet Protectors
(Article)
Science News for Students
2012
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Don't snooze on getting enough sleep
(Article)
Science News for Students
2019
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How Many Turns for the Tern?
(Article)
Highlights
2013
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It's a Jungle Up There
(Article)
ASK
2013
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Mane Attraction
(Article)
ASK
2013
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Saving the banana
(Article)
Science News for Students
2014
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What is IQ--and how much does it matter?
(Article)
Science News for Students
2016
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Athletes’ head injuries can provoke surprisingly long-lasting harm
(Article)
Science News for Students
2018
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Here's what puts teen drivers at greatest risk of a crash
(Article)
Science News for Students
2018
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How Bats Slurp at Night
(Article)
Highlights
2012
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How Brainy are Monkeys?
(Article)
Highlights
2013
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Nano air pollutants strike a blow to the brain
(Article)
Science News for Students
2014
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What makes a pretty face?
(Article)
Science News for Students
2016
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Caught in the Act
(Article)
Science News for Students
2013
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Stress for Success
(Article)
Science News for Students
2015
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Stem Cells: The secret to change
(Article)
Science News for Students
2013
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Pathways to Research: Pursuing a passion
(Article)
Science News for Students
2012
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Some Dirt Won't Hurt
(Article)
Muse
2014
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Tiny plastic, big problem
(Article)
Science News for Students
2015
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What Do They Eat?
(Article)
Boys' Quest
2012
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Powered by poop and pee?
(Article)
Science News for Students
2016
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At the Animal Clean Plate Club
(Article)
ASK magazine
2015
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Young scientists tackle abstract problems
(Article)
Science News for Students
2012
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The dirt on soil
(Article)
Science News for Students
2015
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Cool jobs: Finding new uses for nature's poisons
(Article)
Science News for Students
2015
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Big future for super small science
(Article)
Science News for Students
2015
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Cool jobs: All in your head
(Article)
Science News for Students
2015
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Champions of Hibernation
(Article)
Highlights
2014
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Harry Potter reveals secrets of the brain
(Article)
Science News for Students
2015
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Learning rewires the brain
(Article)
Science News for Students
2014
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How people have been shaping the earth
(Article)
Science News for Students
2014
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Some Dirt Won't Hurt
(Article)
Science News for Students
2013
