animals

"This search-and-find book invites early readers to look for new vocabulary words and pictures of baby sheep. Gives simple facts about lambs living on a farm"--Provided by publisher.

"Follow along as one squirrel hides seeds, nuts, and berries that her neighbors will seek later! Scientific back matter about squirrel hoarding and different squirrels from around the world included"--Provided by publisher.

"The adaptation of migration is a survival mechanism for many kinds of animals. While birds are the most famous of the migrators, some bats, whales, fish, insects, and others also make incredible journeys, often seasonally. This . . . book features some of the most noteworthy migrating animals and the remarkable details about their travels. Some butterflies migrate thousands of miles, for example"--Provided by publisher.

A ladybug so lazy that she never learned to fly decides to find a new place to sleep, but she gets a big surprise when she hitches a ride on an elephant's trunk.

Color photographs and text introduce snails to readers.

"When Grizzly Bear shows up at his campfire unexpectedly, Roscoe the raccoon graciously offers him a s'more, and when additional hungry guests arrive, he happily makes s'more after s'more"--OCLC.

"Invites readers to read the cards and letters Maisy receives from her friends when she sends out invitations to her Christmas party"--OCLC.

"Spending Chinese New Year with her friend Tiger, Maisy learns about traditional symbols, shares a delicious cultural feast and exchanges lucky red hongbao envelopes before listening to a story about the holiday and staying up late to watch a fireworks display"--OCLC.

"Maisy's friend Charley has a wiggly tooth! He's going to the dentist for the first time, and he's a little nervous. Luckily, Maisy, Tallulah, Eddie, and Cyril are happy to accompany Charley to the dentist's office, where they make some fun discoveries: a twirly chair that goes up and down, a special cup to spit in, and a proper tooth-brushing demonstration. Charley gets an X-ray, a smiley button, and a book to take home, but what will happen with his wiggly tooth?"--Provided by publisher.

Yearning to fly like the butterflies and birds he sees, caterpillar Milo learns he must first enjoy just being who he is.