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An orphaned sea lion is found and
raised at The Marine Mammal
Center in Sausalito, California.
When released, he keeps swimming
back to the Center, just like a lost
dog finding his way home.

Follow the balloon-making process
from start to finish, beginning with
the liquid latex that flows out of
rubber trees and ending at your
birthday party!

A photographic journal of a
mother-daughter team caring
for a monarch from caterpillar,
through the chrysalis stage, and
then the beautiful butterfly.

Gram and Kat put their hats
on for the park cleanup day.
Throughout the day the pair
collects coins and Kat learns
to add money, and soon there
is enough for…ICE CREAM!

Modeled after The Wizard of Oz,
this enchanting story describes a
young giraffe who suffers from a
fear of heights and his journey
to overcome the doubt that holds
him back.

An adaptation of “This is the House
that Jack Built,

When Little Skink loses her
bright blue tail, she daydreams
of other tails. Then she gets a
big surprise. . .and her tail-
dreaming days are over!

Using a wide variety of photographs,
author Kevin Kurtz poses thought-
provoking questions to help readers
determine if things are living or
nonliving.

Colo cougar uses his long tail
to balance but Ruff bobcat has
a short tail. The two explore
tails worn by other animals.

Octavia just cannot get her colors
right when she tries to shoot her
purple ink cloud to protect herself!
What will happen when a hungry
shark shows up?

What child hasn’t wondered what
it would be like to be an animal?
After a trip to an aquarium, Oliver
decides he wants to be a sea otter.
But being an otter isn’t easy for a
human. What’s an otter, we mean
a boy to do?

Toe-tapping rhymes take readers
on an adventure that leaps from
lily pads to icebergs to the tips of
trees, all following the beat of
paws, claws, hands, and feet.

Compare and contrast these
polar animals through
stunning photographs.

Kate wants to save her flowers
from the winter cold, and Mom
teaches her to transplant them
into pots. When Dad’s allergies
mean the flowers can’t stay,
Kate has to find them new homes
for the winter.

Although sharks and dolphins may look
similar they are actually very different
types of animals. Author Kevin Kurtz
guides readers through the differences
and similarities through simple
nonfiction text.

It’s time for Packy the Packrat
to sort through his ever-growing
collection of trinkets and put
them away. Told in rhyme, the
text leads the reader to participate
in the sorting process.

Tudley, a painted turtle, adopts
other animals’ behaviors—simply
because he doesn’t know he
can’t! All the while, he uses his
special behaviors to help other
animals and learn a little about
himself.

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