Irmengarde Eberle

Five rebus tales include "The Friendly Hen," "Clever Mr. Seed," "Little Ant, Aunt Ant, and Uncle Ant," "Pliff, the Pixie," "About Sonnie Rabbit's Ears."

A brief description of the physical characteristics and habits of the Adélie penguins of Antarctica.

Chronicles life in a prairie dog village showing how a mother raises her litter and educates them to life in the prairie community.

Text and photographs introduce the physical characteristics, habits, and natural habitat of the mysterious giant panda.

Follows the relocation of two beavers and the construction of a new dam and home.

A boy and girl regain their lost hideaway in the Vermont mountains and solve an old family mystery for the girl's aunt.

Text and black and white photographs follow the progress of a young moose as he grows up and learns the facts about surviving.

A mother elephant has her baby and educates him in feeding and protecting himself. Illustrated with black and white photographs.

Discusses the history, manufacture, and uses of paper and paper products comprising the 49 million tons of paper produced each year.

Describes the characteristics, habits, and dwelling of the flying squirrel as well as that of other nocturnal animals such as the racoon, opossum, field mouse, rabbit, owl, and bat.

While Texas struggles for its independence, a bay colt fights for survival and freedom on the Texas plains and a pioneer family attempts to maintain its Texas homestead--three struggles which inevitably become intertwined.

Describes one year in the life of a family of black bears, from the cubs' birth in February through to the bears' long sleep the following winter.

Discusses the history, production, and uses of natural and synthetic rubber.

The story of a koala family whose life, high in the eucalyptus trees of Australia, is made easier by the conservation efforts of wildlife officials.