Ganeri, Anita

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Asia's most amazing animals

2008
Profiles ten animals who have adapted to the unique climate and environment of Asia, with information on each animal's habitat, adaptations, behavior, and distribution.

Mummies and ancient Egypt

2005
Presents an introduction to ancient Egypt, providing information about how and why Egyptians made mummies, and discussing their religious beliefs, pyramids and tombs, pharaohs, lifestyles, fashion, work, and education.

I remember China

1995
Text and accompanying photographs introduce readers to the history, culture, and life-styles of children from China who, for one reason or another, have been forced to leave China and settle in other parts of the world.

Hamsters

2003
Provides information about the life cycles of hamsters, looks at their physical characteristics, and offers advice on how to care for the animals, covering housing, food, and exercise.

Guinea pigs

2003
Provides information about the life cycles of guinea pigs, looks at their physical characteristics, and offers advice on how to care for the animals, covering housing, food, and exercise.

Goldfish

2003
Provides information about the life cycles of goldfish, looks at their physical characteristics, and offers advice on how to care for the fish, covering housing, food, health, and old age.

Gladiators and ancient Rome

2005
Describes life in ancient Rome as well as the gladiators who fought for the entertainment of it populace.

Dogs

2003
Provides information about the life cycles of dogs, looks at their physical characteristics, and offers advice on how to care for the animals, covering housing, food, and exercise.

Cats

2003
Provides information about the life cycles of cats, looks at their physical characteristics, and offers advice on how to care for the animals, covering housing, food, and exercise.

Bizarre beasts

and other oddities of nature
1996
Illustrations and text describe some of the strange animals and plants found in nature, including the duck-billed platypus, the matamata turtle, and the baobab tree.

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