The Banging Book

By Bill Grossman

Irrepressibly noisy children discover that building things by banging is more rewarding than smashing them to bits.

Nora's Room

By Jessica Harper

There's such a racket coming from Nora's room that her mother imagines a series of outlandish events going on up there.

Electronic Noise and Low Noise Design

By Peter J. Fish

The Quiet Mother and the Noisy Little Boy

By Charlotte Zolotow

A noisy little boy discovers the pleasure of a quiet moment with his mother after his very noisy cousin pays a visit to their house.

City Noises

By Karla Kuskin

In this poem an old tin can becomes an urban conch shell when, held against a child's ear, it reveals the sounds of a bustling city.

Noise Control Manual for Residential Buildings

By Harris David A.

There Was an Old Woman Who Lived in a Boot

By Linda Smith

The old woman who lives in a boot uses a magic potion to quiet the noisy children who live in a shoe.

Root-a-Toot-Toot

By Anne F. Rockwell

A cumulative rebus in which several animals join a boy and his flute in a noisy procession.

Random Processes in Nuclear Reactors

By M. M. R. Williams

NOISE IN THE MILITARY ENVIRONMENT

By R. F. Powell