My world

Young readers are introduced to concepts of time as the main character goes about his day.

Portrays the habits, behavior, and characteristics of different kinds of squirrels.

Presents an introduction to size, in simple text with illustrations, comparing things that are bigger, longer, taller, and shorter.

Introduces the water cycle, describing the three states of water and the ways in which it moves from one state to the other in the atmosphere and on the Earth's surface.

Looks at animals that are active at night, including owls, raccoon, and bats.

Describes how one individual leads an active life as a regular mother despite a paralysis of the legs that requires her to use a wheelchair.

Describes everyday activities and occurrences that can be found from morning to night, at home, at school, and in the natural world.

The concept of the five senses is introduced to young readers through simple text and illustrations.

Introduces human locomotion through simple text and photographs that describe children moving in a variety of ways. Includes notes for adults and related activities.

A child discusses the care, feeding, handling, and training of a pet dog. Also describes ways that working dogs help people.