Hodge, Deborah

An illustrated introduction to wild cats that discusses their physical characteristics, habitats, diet, behaviors, and relationship with humans.

Detailed illustrations and simple text introduce young readers to the characteristics, behaviors, and habitats of different kinds of bears.

An illustrated description of wetland wildlife from both hot and cool climates, such as hippos, capybaras, bullfrogs, and ducks, covering what they eat, how they swim, and how they stay safe and care for their young.

Provides information about the three species of North American wild cats--cougars, bobcats, and lynx--discussing fourteen topics, including where they live, how they give birth and raise their young, and what they eat.

Examines the history of Canadian immigration featuring stories from a number of ethnic groups, profiles of well-known immigrants, and first-person accounts.

Illustrations and simple text introduce young readers to the animals that live in a rain forest.

Provides information about the three species of North American wild dogs-- wolves, coyotes, and foxes-- discussing fourteen topics, including where they live, how they give birth and raise their young, and what they eat.

Describes the Arctic and Antarctic habitats and profiles nine land and aquatic animals that live in this part of the world, briefly exploring the physical traits that help them survive the harsh climate.

Provides information about beavers where they live, how they give birth and raise their cubs, and what they eat.

Introduces the five species of North American deer, including elk, moose, caribou, white-tailed deer, and mule deer, providing information about their habitats, migrations, nutrition, movement, behaviors, body parts, birth and growth, means of defense, and interactions with humans.