Do "glacierettes" have more fun? Do real glaciers eat rocks? No one knows for sure, but you can discover these fascinating natural phenomena on your own with this intriguing, off-beat guide to glaciers. Written in lay language with a wry sense of humor, Glaciers of North America explains complex principles in crystal clear terms.
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Sue A. Ferguson, who grew up with glaciers in her "backyard" is a member of the International Glaciological Society and holds a Ph.D. in geophysics from the University of Washington. Currently, she is a meteorologist with the Forest Service Northwest Avalanche Center and lives in Seattle, Washington.
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