James, Ray

Photographs and simple text written in both English and Spanish describe how various animals use their teeth and fangs for protection and to hunt.

This book describes puppies and calves as mammals that grow inside the mother's body and turtles, fish, insects, and chicks that hatch from the mother's eggs.

Describes the tails of several kinds of animals, explaining how they are used for movement, balance, and communication. Presented in English and Spanish.

Describes animals that lay and hatch from eggs.

Identifies for young readers some of the uses of several animal tails.

Text and photos present an overview of animal life cycles, describing reproduction, birth, growth, and death.

Simple text and photographs introduce the water cycle, discussing evaporation, condensation, and precipitation. Includes glossary.

Full-color photographs and simple text describe the life cycle of plants.

Photographs and simple text describes the habitats of various animals with teeth and fangs.