vocational guidance

Describes animals that help people who are blind or deaf, or who have physical handicaps.

Describes animals that people all over the world use to transport people and goods, such as elephants, horses, yaks, water buffalo, and dogs.

Describes animals, such as dogs and horses, which work with police in such areas as search-and-rescue, tracking criminals, and sniffing out explosives.

Describes animals that work on farms and ranches in various ways, such as herding cattle and sheep, pulling machinery, and providing products such as eggs, milk, leather, and wool.

Photographic illustrations and simple text descriptions of the sections of a grocery store. Introduces vocabulary and builds familiarity for emerging readers and speakers of the English language.

Colorful illustrations help children determine job titles from the clothes the people wear.

Describes job opportunities for readers with writing skills, and provides information on working with editors, avoiding plagiarism, and using social networking to market one's writing.

Identifies employment options for teens who enjoy working with children, offering tips on finding a job, starting a business, and managing money.

Offers information on finding age-appropriate work for teenagers that takes them out in the open air.

Presents vocational guidance for readers interested in working with pets and animals, and provides such job ideas as farm hand, veterinarian's assistant, pet-sitter, and animal groomer.