Kaner, Etta

Discusses the similar ways animals and humans behave.

Takes a close look at what we dislike about each of 10 unpopular animals, and then presents the flip side: these very same animals are often smart, helpful to humans and the environment, or inspiring to scientists.

Introduces animals' different defense systems including camouflage, display, trickery, imitation, symbiosis, and provides examples of animals that practice each one.

An interactive book that introduces young readers to the wonders and purpose of rain, discussing where rain comes from, how it helps people, animals, and plants, how it transforms the world, and other related topics.

Presents facts about various animals and how they build their homes. Includes colorful illustrations and an activity.

Asks such questions as "Have you ever seen a beaver with a comb?," and "Have you ever seen a seal with nose plugs?" and offers explanations for what animals actually use.

Looks at the ways that certain animals use tools, clean themselves and their habitats, carry food, and play music, and how they compare to the ways that humans do the same activities.

Introduces young readers to the various ways that the Sun transforms the world around them. Features easy-to-read text and full-color illustrations.

Describes the defenses different kinds of animals use against predators, including camouflage, hiding places, sprays and poisons, and living in groups.

Readers learn about animal adaptations by comparing them to clothes people wear.