Greenway, Shirley

A dictionary of terms and concepts related to art history and art techniques, including artists and schools of art.

Explains how the kingfisher, swallow, mole, badger, rabbit, red fox, and trapdoor spider live in burrows and care for their young.

Shows which aquatic animals live in different kinds of water--seas, lakes, rivers, and ponds--and how they breed.

Discusses the homes built and care provided for their young by forest animals such as the wood mouse, red fox, raccoon, wild turkey, deer, bobcat, grissly bear, elephant, kangaroo, tinamous, and lemur.

The early exploration of North America is the story of accidental discovery and mistaken identity.

Introduces the logic of world trade and stimulates imaginative and thrilling reading and re-reading.

Pictures various animals in their natural habitat and presents information about their respective sizes.

Depicts animals in their natural habitats and explains how they live and interact with their environment.

Explains the diet and feeding habits of such animals as the hippopotamus, leopard slug, and pelican.

Examines the forms of movement used by a variety of insects, birds, mammals, reptiles, and amphibians, including hopping, slithering, and flying.