Zied is a registered dietitian, a national spokesperson for the American Dietetic Association, and the co-author (with Winter) of So What Can I Eat?! Feed Your Family Right contains nutritional guidelines and recipes designed to make family meals simple, healthy, and delicious. It shows how to make a nutrition plan for each member of the family, set realistic goals, and achieve, and maintain a healthy weight.

The Fourth Horseman tells the story of the 20th century's first foray into biological warfare, a World War I German Army sabotage campaign that featured a "germ factory" in the basement of a cottage in Washington, D.C. The book's main character is a Virginia-born doctor and German spy, Anton Dilger, who studied medicine at the University of Heidelberg and Johns Hopkins University, and was the descendant of a great German physiologist.

Sentence Diagramming is a grammar workbook aimed at reviving the use of sentence diagramming to teach grammar and punctuation in the classroom. This supplemental text book provides a structured and step-by-step approach to learning about language — providing a framework for remembering the rules and concepts that help students to rely on their own analytical abilities as writers and editors.

Sweet is senior news editor of IEEE Spectrum. From the mid-70s through the 80s, he worked as a journalist specializing in nuclear arms control and all related matters. Publisher's Weekly wrote of the book: "Polar icecaps are melting, ocean levels are rising, greenhouse gas emissions are accelerating — and, says Sweet, the villain of catastrophic climate change is coal, whose sooty carbon emissions make it the single worst energy source."