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What do animals do in winter?
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Melvin Berger |
Examines the different strategies which animals use to stay alive during cold weather, including migration, hibernation, and changing color. |
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I Wonder Why Camels Have Humps
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Anita Ganeri |
Addresses such questions about animals as why camels have humps, how bats see in the dark, and why birds have feathers. |
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Let's all hang and dangle
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Anna Nilsen |
Playful text and art help children to think about why animals move the way they do. |
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The moon of the moles
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Jean Craighead George |
During December and January, a young mole in Kansas spends her waking hours searching for food in her network of underground tunnels. |
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Pet Animals
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Lucy Cousins |
Captioned illustrations identify a variety of animals that may be kept as pets. On board pages. |
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What is a biome?
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Bobbie Kalman |
Summary: Introduces biomes, showing and describing the main kinds and discussing their location, climate, and plant and animal life, as well as those developed by humans. |
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Wonderful world of animals
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Moore, Donald E. III. |
Packed with stunning photographs of animals accompanied by delightful Disney character illustrations, this book helps children discover the many fascinations of the animal kingdom. |
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Animals
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Dana Meachen Rau |
"Introduces the idea that many things in the world around us are cyclical in nature and discusses the life cycle of animals--how they grow, mate, and procreate"--Provided by publisher. |
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With love from Koko
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Faith McNulty |
The author records her visit with Koko, a young gorilla in California who uses sign language and who experiences many of the same feelings a child feels. |
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Temperate forest mammals
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Elaine Landau |
Describes six different mammals which live in temperate forests, including squirrels, echidnas, and koalas. |
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Night animals
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Jane Belk Moncure |
Discusses some animals which are more active at night, including the bat, owl, and raccoon. |
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Polar animals
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Wade Cooper |
"We can leap and dive. We can swim and slide"--P. [4] of cover. |
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Wetland animals
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Sonya Newland |
"Discusses how animals of the wetland ecosystems around the world are adapting to the harmful effects of climate change, pollution, and habitat loss. Introduces multiple endangered species and sugges… |
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Deer at the Brook
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Jim Arnosky |
A poetic and pictorial portrayal of the lovely things that happen at a brook as a mother deer and two fawns come to drink, fish leap, and sunlight sparkles on the water. |
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Top 10 Worst Killer Animals
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Fiona MacDonald |
This book lists some of the most dangerous animals. |
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Strange new species
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Elin Kelsey |
A look at the new species of animals and plant that scientists discovered around the world, including a monkey the size of a finger, a whale nobody has ever seen, and many more. |
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Exploring the world of seals and walruses
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Tracy C. Read |
Introduces the physical characteristics, family life, and behaviors of seals and walruses. |
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Baby faces peekaboo!
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Dawn Sirett |
All kinds of baby faces appear under the flaps of this book. Happy babies, sad babies, and many others are all waiting to say hello to your baby. |
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A giraffe calf grows up
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Joan Hewett |
Describes the development of Hobbs, a giraffe living in a wild animal park, from birth to age two years. |
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Animal Infographics
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Chris Oxlade |
Infographics are simple and creative graphic representations of different numerical facts. This title features a variety of engaging infographics that teach readers all about animals. |
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