Editing George Gamow (section)

=== Popular ===
* ''[[The Birth and Death of the Sun]]'' (1940, revised 1952)
* ''The Biography of the Earth'' (1941)
* ''Atomic Energy in Cosmic and Human Life'' (1946)
* ''[[One Two Three ... Infinity]]'' (1947, revised 1961), Viking Press (copyright renewed by Barbara Gamow, 1974), Dover Publications, {{ISBN|0-486-25664-2}}, illustrated by the author. Dedicated to his son, [[Igor Gamow]], it remains one of the most well received ever in the popular science genre. The book winds from [[mathematics]] to [[biology]], to [[physics]], [[crystallography]], and more.
* ''The Moon'' (1953)
* {{Cite book|last1=Gamow|first1=George|last2=Stern|first2=Marvin|title=Puzzle-Math|publisher=Viking Press|isbn=978-0-333-08637-7|date=1958}}
* ''Biography of Physics'' [[Harper & Brothers]] (1961) {{ASIN|B000UULZIG}}
* ''Gravity'' (1962) Dover Publications, {{ISBN|0-486-42563-0}}. Profiles of [[Galileo Galilei|Galileo]], [[Isaac Newton|Newton]], and [[Albert Einstein|Einstein]]
* ''A Planet Called Earth'' (1963)
* ''A Star Called the Sun'' (1964)
* ''Thirty Years That Shook Physics: The Story of Quantum Theory'', 1966, Dover Publications, {{ISBN|0-486-24895-X}}.
* ''My World Line: An Informal Autobiography'' (1970) Viking Press, {{ISBN|0-670-50376-2}}

==== ''Mr Tompkins'' series ====
Throughout these books, [[Mr Tompkins]] is introduced as "C. G. H. Tompkins" to emphasize the notion of [[cGh physics]].
* ''Mr Tompkins in Wonderland'' (1940) originally published 1938 in serial form in ''Discovery'' magazine (UK)
* ''Mr Tompkins Explores the Atom'' (1945)
** ''Mr Tompkins in Paperback'' (1965), combines ''Mr Tompkins in Wonderland'' with ''Mr Tompkins Explores the Atom'', Cambridge University Press; 1993 Canto edition, foreword by [[Roger Penrose]]
** ''The New World of Mr Tompkins'' (1999), coauthor [[Russell Stannard]] updated ''Mr Tompkins in Paperback'' ({{ISBN|9780521630092}} hardcover)
* ''Mr Tompkins Learns the Facts of Life'' (1953), about biology
** ''Mr. Tompkins Inside Himself'' (1967), coauthor [[Martynas Yčas]] revised ''Mr Tompkins Learns the Facts of Life'' giving a broader view of biology, including recent developments in molecular biology
[[File:Theory of Atomic Nucleus-2.jpg|alt=Title page of a 1949 copy of "Theory of Atomic Nucleus and Nuclear Energy-Sources"|thumb|282x282px|Title page of a 1949 copy of "Theory of Atomic Nucleus and Nuclear Energy-Sources"]]