Esbaum, Jill

Text and photographs introduce young readers to fascinating and inspiring people from all over the world, including Martin Luther King, Jr., Amelia Earhart, Mohandas Gandhi, and others.

The Angry Birds clean up the rain forest after the pesky pigs trash it, and teach readers about the ecosystem and animals that live there.

Describes the unique physical characteristics, food habits, and parenting behavior of snow leopards.

When Teeny Tiny Toady's mother becomes trapped in a bucket, Teeny alerts her big strong brothers, but soon they are in the bucket as well. Teeny's brain gets to work and her clever plan saves the day.

The Angry Birds ask readers to help them find their lost eggs in five different habitats from around the world, while teaching readers about the diverse range of animals and the place in which they live.

"Takes a closer look at the things that surround kids every day and how they work--from cars to vacuum cleaners, animal bodies to humans. More than 100 colorful photos are paired with age-appropriate text featuring answers to questions like 'How do chameleons change color?' 'How do refrigerators stay cold?' and 'How does my body heal?'"--Amazon.com.

The Angry Birds provide questions and answers about inventions, animals, nature, people, and travel.

Discusses the sights and sounds of the night, including the moon and its phases, stars and constellations, and nocturnal animals.

An illustrated introduction to koalas, from babies to adult, covering what they eat, where they live, and more.

"What do you call that group of animals? Learn the sometimes familiar and sometimes surprising names for animal groups from around the globe."--Provided by publisher.