Arnold, Caroline

Describes the various kinds of turtles that live in North America of which the loggerhead sea turtle is the most common. Explains how they live and breed, and why sea turtles are in danger, and what people are doing to protect them.

Follows a herd of reindeer from the forest where they spend the winter to their summer grazing place on the tundra of Lapland where their calves are born.

Describes the habitat, varieties, physical characteristics, feeding habits, and other behavior of this marsupial, focusing on one individual animal and her baby in an Australian sanctuary.

Texts and photographs describe how diverse jobs add to the vitality of a community.

Discusses the nature of pain, its causes, and old and new methods of pain relief, including medications, hypnosis, and biofeedback.

An introduction to kangaroos, in simple text with color illustrations, that describes their habitat, physical characteristics, and behavior.

An introduction to koalas, in simple text with color illustrations, that describes their habitat, physical characteristics, and behavior.

Sherry convinces her best friend that she is really a visitor from outer space.

An introduction to polar bears, in simple text with color illustrations, that describes their habitat, physical characteristics, and behavior.

An introduction to moose, in simple text with color illustrations, that describes their habitat, physical characteristics, and behavior.