Carolyn Franklin Scrace

Explains the process of hibernation, describing how a dormouse prepares for the long sleep.

Looks at the characteristics of wetland environments.

Large illustrations and simple text describe how caterpillars become butterflies.

Illustrations and simple text describe how green turtles migrate from their feeding grounds in order to lay eggs which will hatch into baby turtles.

Describes the life cycle and annual migration of the monarch butterfly.

Describes the life cycle and annual migration of the swallow.

The Spunky Bear family has a wonderful day at the beach building a sandcastle, flying kites, eating ice cream, and sailing toy boats. On board pages.

The Spunky Bear family plays in the snow, has its tea, and warms by the fire on a winter day. On board pages.

The Spunky Bears spend a day at play school riding bikes, playing games, and listening to stories. On board pages.

The Spunky Bear family travels by bus, train, and car. On board pages.

Cats go meow! Dogs go woof! Children love animals, and this adorable book introduces them to the fun sounds they make and their favorite things to do. Soon kids will be squeaking and squawking, baa-ing and quacking right along with the pictures.

The fearsome tyrannosaurus rex may be one of the most well-known dinosaurs but it's not the most scary! In this book you'll find the vital statistics of ten of the most awe-inspiring and truly terrifying dinosaurs that ever lived. Suggested level: junior, primary.