Children’s / Teenage general interest: Wildlife and habitats

A Hispanic boy overcome obstacles to support and feed his family while his father is away helping his grandmother back to health.

This book introduces Brodie, and how he was adopted from the streets of Burma, to the reader.

"e;Red Dog Fred"e; is a story inspired by a dog that was adopted by my daughter.

God's universe is so astonishing that we would be missing a great deal of life if we chose to ignore any part of his creation.

To me this story is about frienship, changing and growing up.

Cold, Cold North originated one evening after dreaming up stories for a not-yet- two-year old child who asked for more, more.

Behind ferns and flowers, tucked among branches and bark, alongside stumps and sandpiles, there exists a world teeming with life.

In author Peggy Jaeglys Sweetheart Stops the Bullies, pony Sweetheart meets and befriends Bob, a sad, champion horse with a disability.

This is a delightful little story which will teach children how to speak to others while being sensitive to their feelings.

This story explains the life of a turtle named Myrtle.

This book is designed to teach young children colours and to assist with early language development.

Some birds make their nests out of grass, twigs, and leaves.

Chimpanzees are active mainly during the day.

Prairie dogs live in underground homes called burrows.

A spider's web is made from silk.

Many plants and animals depend on coral reefs for shelter and food.

A beehive can be home to 35,000 bees during the summer.

A beaver dam is made of rocks, logs, branches, and mud.

Did you know that a reindeer's ankles make a clicking sound when it walks?

Did you know that the food flamingos eat colors their feathers?

Did you know that manatees are sometimes called sea cows?

Did you know that a group of meerkats is called a mob?

Did you know that jellyfish are found in every ocean?

Did you know that orcas use their fins to keep cool?

Did you know that some monkeys like to take hot baths?

Did you know that chameleons show how they are feeling by changing color?

Did you know that a lion's roar can be heard from 5 miles away?

Did you know that capybaras are the largest type of rodent?

Did you know that baby frogs look like fish when they hatch?

Did you know that baby chickens are born with wet and sticky feathers?

Did you know that toucan bills have sharp edges like teeth?

Did you know that baby tapirs are covered in stripes and spots?

Did you know that a spider monkey’s tail is longer than its body?

Did you know that a group of poison dart frogs is called an army?

Did you know that there are seven species of sea turtles?

Did you know that orcas use their fins to keep cool?

Did you know that some monkeys like to take hot baths?

Did you know that a group of meerkats is called a mob?

Did you know that jellyfish are found in every ocean?

Did you know that a reindeer’s ankles make a clicking sound when it walks?

Did you know that a lion’s roar can be heard from 5 miles (8 kilometers) away?

Did you know that the food flamingos eat colors their feathers?

Did you know that chameleons show how they are feeling by changing color?

Did you know that humpback whales sing to talk to each other?

Did you know that birds are the only animals with feathers?

Did you know that salamanders are amphibians?

Did you know that mammals are warm-blooded animals?

Did you know that crocodiles and alligators are the biggest reptiles?

Did you know that fish have lived on Earth for millions of years?

Did you know that koalas only eat leaves from one type of tree?