Books
- Soap & Bubbles (illustrator) 2012
- You Can't Move an Elephant in One Day (illustrator) 2012
- PhysicsQuest 2008: Nikola Telsa and the Electric Fair (illustrator) 2008
- SPECTRA #1: The American Physical Society introduces, SPECTRA (illustrator) 2009
- SPECTRA #2: SPECTRA'S Power (illustrator) 2010
- SPECTRA #3: SPECTRA'S Force (illustrator) 2011
- SPECTRA #4: SPECTRA Heats Up! (illustrator) 2012
- Color Me Physics Coloring Book, First Edition Illustrated by Kerry G. Johnson; text by Alan Chodos, PhD, Jessica Clark, PhD and Kendra Rand (2007)
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