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Bug Off!
Gr 3–5—A few of the insects and arachnids highlighted here are a bit villainous, but the teaser title is a tad misleading...
The Matatu
K-Gr 2—In this congenial tale of daily life in Kenya, Kioko celebrates his fifth birthday by taking a special bus ride with his grandfather...
The People of Twelve Thousand Winters
Gr 2–4—Walking Turtle and Little Talk are children of the Lenni Lenape, living in an undetermined time in a region now part of New Jersey...
The Elephant from Baghdad
Gr 2–4—Harris, Holmes, and Cannell draw on early sources and art to tell this tale of a long-ago special friendship that developed between the caliph of Baghdad and Charlemagne...
Busy Builders
Gr 3–6—Complex structures built by eight insects and one arachnid are featured in brief, extravagantly illustrated, enormously enlarged entries...
Fox Tails
K-Gr 2—A fox has one busy day and gets his just deserts in this smart joining of four familiar tales: "The Fox and the Grapes," "The Fox and the Crow," The Fox and the Goat," and "The Fox and the Stork...
Out of This World
Gr 3–5—Through poetry and factual explanations, Sklansky introduces the physical characteristics of celestial bodies, the work of astronauts, and various spacecraft...
Dolphin Baby!
Gr 1–3—A dolphin baby's first months involve pleasant times of being fed, learning the special whistles of dolphin communication, playing with other young calves, and eventually catching his first fish...
UnBEElievables
Gr 3–5—Another winning compendium in the vein of Florian's Dinothesaurus (S & S, 2009), Insectlopedia (1998), and On the Wing (1996, both Harcourt)...
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