lions

Examines the life cycle of lions and describes what a pride is, how they raise they young, how they hunt and what they eat, and the dangers they face in the wild.

Simba is tricked by his evil uncle into thinking his father's death was his fault and decides to run away and abandons his identity as heir to the throne, but increasing troubles at home leads an old friend to seek out help.

When Kamau cannot afford to pay his school fees, he finds work tending Mr. Fletcher's sheep, which are being killed by a hungry lion.

Lion doesn't know how to write and it doesn't bother him one bit until he meets a pretty lioness who can read and write.

A forgetful lion loses his possessions one by one during a trip to see a friend.

In this riveting bilingual caption book, young naturalists will learn about the group dynamics of a pride of lions. This book is written in English and standard Latin-American Spanish and provides both a fun introduction to these fearsome and fascinating big cats and an opportunity to acquire vocabulary in another language.

Colorful pop-up illustrations and rhyming text about a number of jungle animals including a very lazy lion.

Answers short questions about the lions.

Sangu, a young lion more interested in playing than learning, is totally unprepared to survive on his own after he becomes separated from his family, and is adopted by a herd of friendly gazelles who teach him how to survive in the wild, but cannot show him how to fit in.

Follows the growth, development, and training of a lion from his birth until at two years, he is no longer a cub, yet not fully grown.