north america

Describes what the spinosaurus dinosaur looked like, where it lived, and what it ate, with large color photographs, more facts, and glossary terms.

Illustrations and brief text present aspects of the lives of the many varied native peoples across North America.

A chronology of significant social, political, economic, cultural, and educational events in the history of Native Americans in the U.S. and Canada. Includes cross-references, twenty-four tribal chronologies, and more than eighty illustrations and maps.

Third in the "Leatherstocking" saga. Contains the text of the novel with illustrations of the author and his environment and reproductions of drawings for early editions of the book together with an introduction and descriptive captions by Allen Klots, Jr.

"The only remaining wild population of whooping cranes breeds in Canada and winters in the United States. The story of their recovery is a tale of cross-border cooperation and the work of a team of international biologists. Readers will be able to chart their course and determine the elements of this successful recovery plan"--Amazon.

Rhyming text explains the bedtime habits of some common North American animals; the accompanying text includes information about the animal's unique sleeping habits.