Carr, Aaron

Introduces young readers to horses, discussing their habitats, diet and more.

Introduces young readers to bison, discussing their habitats, diet and more.

Pigeons are among the strongest and most maneuverable fliers of all birds. They are known for their incredible sense of direction. These interesting facts and more can be found in Pigeons, an Animals in My Backyard book.

Facts about rhinoceroses, illustrated with color photographs and written for beginning readers. Includes an appendix of more advanced rhinoceros facts to facilitate discussion, as well as an index of sight words for lesson planning.

Introduces bulldozers by describing their parts and the function of each part and describes how they dig dirt and push large things with a blade.

Facts about hippopotamuses, illustrated with color photographs and written for beginning readers. Includes an appendix of more advanced hippopotamus facts to facilitate discussion, as well as an index of sight words for lesson planning.

Information about geese for new readers, including why farmers keep geese, what geese eat, and the life cycle of geese. Includes advanced goose facts and key words for lesson planning.

Introduces dump trucks, describing their function, parts, how they work, and the largest dump truck in the world.

"Did you know that earthquakes change the Earth's surface? Find out how in How Earthquakes Shape the Earth, a Science Kids: The Changing Earth book"--Back cover.

Simple text and photographs introduce young readers to the White House, discussing when it was built, why it is an American symbol and more.