pandas

"The seasons are changing in the garden, and Poppy and Sam are stocking up for a long winter's nap. There's just one problem: Poppy can't sleep! Determined to hibernate like her friends, Poppy and her panda buddy, Sam, go hunting for advice on how to get to sleep. Other garden creatures are full of ideas on how to nod off. The bees suggest snuggling into a honeycomb. The frog says a mug of fly milk does the trick, while the ants recommend a good book before bed. But will anything help Poppy fall asleep? The third book in the Poppy and Sam series, this picture book/graphic novel hybrid is full of delightful, detailed illustrations, adorable characters, and a sweet, funny storyline sure to draw young readers in"--From the publisher's web site.

"Mulan makes a new friend at the Moon festival!"--Back cover.

Provides information about the appearance, homes, eating habits, and reproduction of pandas, and discusses their endangered status.

A panda cub tries to find out what kind of kiss is just right for him, with help from his parents.

"The survival of the giant panda depends on the survival of its only food: bamboo. Habitat loss from the destruction of bamboo forests in south central China where they live made the giant panda a vulnerable species. This book tells how habitat conservation and the creation of borrowing-and-breeding programs with zoos around the world kept the beloved bear from extinction"--Amazon.

Photographs and easy-to-follow text introduce students to giant pandas, discussing how the are related to other bears, their wild habitat in China, and the ongoing efforts to save them from extinction.

"Mr. Panda has presents for all his animal friends, but many of the gifts are not quite right--but as little Lemur knows, it is the thought that counts"--Provided by publisher.

"Learn about life as a newborn panda cub through leveled text, . . . photography, and simple infographics"--Provided by publisher.

Describes pandas and their behavior.

Examines the life of a panda cub at the Wolong Conservancy, explaining the measures that the conservancy's staff has taken in order to prepare the panda to be released into the wild at age two.