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Cutest Animals Collection
Gr 1–4—To this eclectic mix of three individual 32-page sections (on penguins, monkeys, and polar bears) under one cover, National Geographic has added a fourth one that focuses on orphaned or sick baby animals thriving under veterinary care, eventually to be released into the wild...
World's Fastest Animals
K-Gr 2—From this varied and vibrant look at speedy animals, children will discover many intriguing facts, such as what fish is even faster than a cheetah and what bird dives faster than 200 miles per hour to catch a meal...
What to Expect When You're Expecting Hatchlings
Gr 1-3—Heos's humorous, chatty introduction to what crocodilian parents do to protect their eggs and hatchlings until the offspring are able to take on their own predatory role is evenly orchestrated through Jorisch's hilarious line drawing and watercolors...
A Place for Bats
PreS-Gr 3—This book introduces 12 varieties of bats and their habitats around Canada, the United States, and Mexico, and brings to life their challenges to survive...
Desert Animals Ocean Animals Polar Animals Rain Forest Animals Wetland Animals
Gr 2—5—These bare-bones introductions address habitat loss and the affected species endangered by it...
Animal Tails
Gr 1—3—Fielding describes how tails work for elephants, kangaroos, primates, cats, squirrels, chameleons, lizards, snakes, birds, whales, stingrays, and caterpillars...
Exploring the World of Coyotes Exploring the World of Seals and Walruses
Gr 4—6—These books look at the animals' physical features, habitats, diets, and behaviors and offer other introductory facts...
The Secret World of Whales
Gr 4—6—Siebert shares fascinating tales about whales in folklore, literature, and history and then focuses on the incredible value of these loving, intelligent mammals with an interesting form of communication...
Suryia & Roscoe
PreS-Gr 2—Suryia, an orangutan, lives on a South Carolina preserve called The Institute of Greatly Endangered and Rare Species...
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