antarctica

A fictional story about a secret American expedition to find the South Pole in 1909, made up of a famous Arctic explorer, his teenage son and stepson, and the expedition's multimillionaire sponsor's young nephew.

A collection of poems celebrating the habits and habitat of Emperor penguins.

Discusses how Antarctica was discovered, which explorers have visited the continent, how it is used for research, and other related topics.

Describes the climate, geography, exploration, and plant and animal life of the continent so cold that no one lives there.

Describes the location, climate, and animal life of the continent at the bottom of the world and some people who have explored this region.

Describes the author's two-month stay in Antarctica to study and draw penguins.

Jack and Annie share what they learned through their research on the penguins of Antarctica and the harsh conditions in which they live at the South Pole.

Simple text and color photos present a portrait of Antarctica, covering its geography, land, climate, animals, plants, and differences from the Arctic, as well as the activities of humans, including scientists and tourists, on the continent.