Lewin, Ted

Simple text and illustrations describe the types of work that animals do.

An elephant eats, giraffes drink, a warthog digs, and a boy plays, reads, and dreams.

This easy-to-read book shows how many rain forests animals blend into their environment.

In 1911, Yale professor Hiram Bingham discovers a lost Incan city with the help of a young Peruvian boy.

Explores the past, present, and uncertain future of one of the last stables left in New York City.

Young readers are invited to guess where animals live.

Riding on the back of an elephant, the author tours a wildlife park in India, observing the hunting behavior of a mother tiger.

World travelers Ted and Betsy Lewin recount how the trained elephants of southern India, in particular the one chosen to be the lead elephant in the Mysore Dasara, are raised, cared for, and prepared for performing in ceremonial processions. Includes background information and glossary.