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Follows the story of a bald eagle that was found in a roadside ditch with a bullet wound through surgery, recovery, and release from the Gabbert Raptor Center in St. Paul, Minnesota.

Sixth-grader Erin Wrenn is determined to save an elephant named Lilly from being sold by a circus to a hunting park.

Text and photos present an animal shelter which cares for lost pets and also offers other community services.

Examines how modern technology is used to create artificial pregnancies and explores the social and cultural issues surrounding this issue. Features full-color photographs, a glossary, and further reading sources.

A number of teens describe their struggles with depression; and offers a survival guide that provides advice on how to cope with being depressed.

Two tiger cub brothers are taken from the jungle to ancient Rome, where one becomes the pampered pet of Caesar's daughter and the other becomes a man-eating entertainment act at the Colosseum.

Discusses the treaties and battles between Native Americans and settlers of European descent during the early years of the United States, as well as the government's effort to end the violence by creating reservations.

Thirteen-year-old Jas tries to prove that the owner of the farm where she works has killed her favorite horse, Whirlwind.

Explains how members of humane societies use methods such as adoption to deal with problems including animal overpopulation and abandonment.

Looks at the problem of alcohol abuse--its effect on families, the role of the media in glamorizing alcohol, and available treatment methods for alcoholics.