Tyler, Madeline

Alba heads out into the snow one day to make homes for all of her friends. When she finds herself alone in the dark and scary forest, how will she find her way home?.

Montague van Finch helps young artists with his free art club. But his own art is not selling at all. Then, someone steals Montague's art. Who would do this to the kind artist?.

"Maps help us navigate our world, from towns and cities to crossing seas and deserts. Learn about different types of maps, how maps are made, how to use them, and even the history of maps and mapmaking. Maps is part of Decodables by Jump!, a comprehensive library of decodable leveled readers that follow a sequenced approach to phonics instruction. Young readers will enjoy colorful, photo-packed nonfiction as they follow a prescribed format supported by the science of readers that encourages reading development"--Provided by publisher.

Explore the jungle and learn all about the three-toed sloth, jaguar, orangutan and more animal champions of the jungle.

Introduces readers to the work of "ghost investigators" who collect scientific proof of paranormal phenomenon.

"Even monsters have to go to bed! That's the . . . premise of this math-oriented story . . . read how these ten . . . monsters need to brush their colorful spots, scrub their stinky feet, and tuck in their not-so-terrible tails as they get ready to snooze"--Provided by publisher.

"Readers [are invited to] journey under the sea to discover the amazing animals that live there. In addition to learning basic facts about each sea creature, they are encouraged to take an active approach to reading. Bright and bold directions instruct them to poke the pages, touch the pictures, and try other simple activities that get their entire body involved in the reading experience"--Provided by publisher.

"What kinds of animals live under the ground? Readers discover the answer to this question as they learn fun facts about the animal world while having lots of fun along the way . . . Readers are then able to interact with these creatures by following directions to shake, touch, and turn the pages before learning something new"--Provided by publisher.

"Young readers are introduced to polar bears, penguins, and other animals that make their homes where it's snowy and cold . . . Whether they're holding their breath before diving under the cold water to meet a sea creature or tilting the pages so the seals can slide down the ice, readers are able to play along with the brightly illustrated animals they meet"--Provided by publisher.

"Readers [are invited to] look at the animals that fill the skies above their heads . . . Readers are then encouraged to take action themselves by turning, touching, and shaking the pages in addition to other fun activities that enhance this learning experience"--Provided by publisher.