Esta serie se adentra en el cautivador mundo de los animales salvajes, presentando a los lectores sus habilidades únicas y estrategias de supervivencia. Cada libro explora una especie específica, revelando datos sorprendentes e ilustrando cómo estas criaturas se adaptan a sus entornos. Es una lectura atractiva para jóvenes exploradores deseosos de aprender sobre el mundo natural.
A child's adventure in Australia leads to an encounter with a blue-ringed octopus, where they discover its unique eating habits. This illustrated narrative nonfiction book enriches the experience with a range map, glossary, and additional resources, making it both educational and engaging for young readers interested in marine life.
A boy decides to do the research for his school report by visiting the Arctic and learning about polar bears in person, but when the bear gets a little too close, he does the smart thing and heads home.
A young child adventures back in time to 150 million years ago to meet an Apatosaurus, learning what this dinosaur ate, its size, and about its babies. This illustrated narrative nonfiction title includes a map of fossil findings, glossary, and further resources.
Set in the winter landscape of North America, the story follows a child's outdoor adventure observing a fox and its hunting techniques. The narrative blends engaging illustrations with educational elements, featuring a range map, glossary, and additional resources to enhance understanding of wildlife behavior.
"A young child adventures back in time to 80 million years ago to meet a velociraptor, learning about what this feathered dinosaur ate, its size, and which dinosaurs were its prey. This illustrated narrative nonfiction title includes a map of fossil findings, glossary, and further resources"--
Young readers embark on a thrilling time-travel adventure to 80 million years ago, where they meet the Pteranodon, a fascinating pterosaur. Through engaging storytelling, the child explorer uncovers details about the creature's diet, reproductive habits, and coexistence with dinosaurs. The book features delightful illustrations, a map of fossil findings, a glossary, and additional resources, making it an educational and entertaining experience that brings prehistoric life to vivid reality.
A young child adventures back in time to 66 million years ago to meet a Triceratops, learning about what this dinosaur ate, its size, and how it used its horns. This illustrated narrative nonfiction title includes a map of fossil findings, glossary, and further resources.
The narrative nonfiction adventure series immerses child adventurers in wildlife tourism, allowing them to observe various animals across diverse habitats, from oceans to Africa and Australia. Each book includes a world range map and additional resources for further exploration. A highlight is a child's thrilling cage diving experience with a great white shark, providing an engaging and educational perspective on marine life. This unique approach is praised for its originality and is a valuable addition to library collections.
The story follows a young girl who embarks on an adventure to the coast of Norway to observe killer whales in their natural habitat. As she encounters these magnificent creatures, she shares her firsthand observations about their behavior in pods, offering readers an engaging glimpse into the lives of these marine animals. This book is part of a series that introduces children to various species from North America and around the world through the eyes of an explorer.