Looks at the different breeds of Angora rabbits, their physical features, diet, life cycle, grooming needs, temperament, and how their wool is used to make fabric.
Introduces llamas, describing their history, different types, physical features, behavior, ability to carry heavy loads, and the many uses for their woolen coats.
Strap in for a journey to the center of the Earth–and watch out for volcanoes! Readers are in for a fiery ride as they explore geothermal energy and its technologies, both past and future. On the way,
As technology rapidly develops across the globe, we need to remember the roots of our energy sources: plants and other biological substances. This timely volume teaches readers about humanity’s comple
Traces the history of the rights of African Americans from the origins of slavery through abolition and the civil rights movement to the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and the persistence of racism.
Traces the history of Native American relations with people of other origins from their arrival in North America through generations of broken treaties and forced removals to the current situation.
Since the days of westward expansion and the U.S.-Mexican War, people of Mexican descent have faced great discrimination in the United States. This volume introduces readers to the historical backgrou
Opossums are the only marsupials found in North America, and they love to frequent forests. This book will bring readers up close and personal with this forest scavenger, focusing on opossum diet, ran
Foxes are familiar animals that can be found in backyards, deserts, and especially forests. Readers will love learning about foxes from around the world and how they have adapted to their forest habit
What’s that smell? It’s a skunk! This book introduces readers to the forest’s most pungent animal. Readers will enjoy learning about skunks in their home habitat, including the adaptations they’ve dev
When kids see a big yellow bus coming down the street, they know it’s time for school! Riding on the school bus is a lot of fun, but it’s also important to be safe. Readers learn how important it is t
Egg-fried rice, pork dumplings, hot and sour soup—who wants Chinese tonight? In this delightful and delicious volume, readers are invited to prepare some of the tastiest food in the world for their fa
Japanese food reflects much about the country of Japan and its culture, and in this impressive book, readers are invited to learn as much as possible about the island nation as they don their aprons.
This inviting book is a need-to-know tour of the vibrant Latin American country of Mexico, explaining how its geography, natural resources, history, and cultural customs are revealed through its culin
Traces the history of people with disabilities from the discrimination they endured during much of history through the earliest efforts at change to the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 and the
Deer hunting is a popular activity in the United States. This is because deer live in many different areas across the country. This book teaches children the basics deer hunting, including where to hu
Going to the library is so much fun, especially when crafts are involved! Readers will delight in this fiction title, which follows a relatable narrator and their friends and family as they visit the
Traces the history of Native American relations with people of other origins from their arrival in North America through generations of broken treaties and forced removals to the current situation.
Fossils give us a glimpse into the past. Readers will enjoy learning about different kinds of fossils, how they form, and where they can be found. From the bones left by huge mastodons to the imprints
Volcanic eruptions happen both over land and underwater. This book introduces readers to the science behind volcanoes. How do they form? Why do they erupt? What are the consequences of a volcanic erup
What is a plant? How does it eat? Why does it grow? Readers will answer these questions and more as they discover how to classify plants, identify their parts, and grasp the process of photosynthesis
Muscles do a lot more than make people strong. They help people move and can even keep them warm. The human body depends on muscle to survive. The exciting question-and-answer format of this book touc
From learning about what an organ is, to how a body digests food, readers will discover the inner workings of the body in this book about organs and their functions. Readers will explore the brain, he
Earth is often called the Blue Planet because it is covered with water. However, our planet is about 30 percent land, which is divided into seven continents. This title encourages readers to explore E
There’s much more to Italy than spaghetti! Readers may think they know Italian food, but they’ll get a true taste of the world-renowned flavors for themselves as they prepare delicious minestrone, ris
Some animals migrate thousands of miles each year. This book introduces readers to the concept of animal migration and answers many questions about where animals go and why. Readers will learn about s
Volcanic activity reduced Pompeii to ashes, but the Mount Vesuvius eruption is only the seventh most destructive volcanic eruption out of the top ten in human history! This fiery volume covers all ten
Where did travelers get their kicks before Route 66 existed? On dirt paths created by migrating animals, probably! Readers will begin their quest at humanity’s earliest roads in 4000 BC, journeying to
Baseball isn’t easy. Every pitch is a test of wills between a pitcher and a batter, but pitching is more than just trying to throw a ball very hard. The strategy and skill involved in pitching is one
