Henry Carter Hull

Electric eels are famous for their ability to produce electricity, but where does that electricity come from? How much electricity can an electric eel make? How does an electric eel use that electricity to hunt and survive in the wild? Young readers will discover the answers to these questions and more through this engaging, high-interest book! With full-color photographs of electric eels paired closely with approachable text, young readers will learn...

Echidnas are part of the monotreme family. This strange family of mammals are the only mammals on earth that lay eggs! Just like the platypus though, echidnas have an even stranger skill. Echidnas can sense small electrical pulses from other animals. Through this book's full color photographs of echidnas in the wild, paired closely with easy-to-understand text, young readers will love learning how the echidna uses electricity to find insects deep...

It's exciting to spot a male cardinal on a snowy day, his red feathers standing out against the white of the snow. But these birds are fun for young bird watchers to see at any time of year! In this book, beginnings readers meet the lovely cardinal. The main content includes where cardinals can be found, what they eat, the different colors of males and females, nesting, and babies. Written with the youngest readers in mind, each spread features achievable,...

Ostriches may not fly, but they sure are fast! In fact, they are the fastest running bird in the world. In addition, they are world's largest birds. Facts like these, written in achievable language for beginning readers, draw in curious nature lovers from the first page. In this book, ostrich habitats, food, bodies, and babies are discussed, accompanied by full-color, up-close photographs of ostriches-including their adorably fluffy chicks! Close...

Baby lions are cute enough to make anyone melt, and this charming title proves it! Beginning readers are introduced to the animals through carefully leveled text and adorable labeled photos. Simple features highlight baby lions' life stages and main activities, and a photo glossary helps define unfamiliar words. This cute book is sure to get kids excited about reading!

Chickens are helpful farm animals. They lay eggs for us to eat! Beginner readers will learn this and more in this introduction to chickens. Each spread has light text and vibrant photos to help readers discover the unique physical traits, behaviors, and diet of these farm animals. The book concludes with a full-page feature summarizing what readers have learned, leaving readers eager to learn more!

In Toby Tyler, James Otis masterfully transports readers to the enchanting yet challenging world of a 19th-century circus. This timeless tale, set against the backdrop of rural America, follows the adventures of Toby, a ten-year-old orphan who runs away to join the circus, seeking freedom and excitement. Otis delves into themes of independence, the longing for family, and the harsh realities of life under the big top. As Toby navigates his new...

From dog snouts to elephant trunks, noses come in all shapes and sizes! Leveled text and labeled photographs will help readers learn about four unique noses found in the animal kingdom and how they help the animals who own them. Special features call out which dog breed has the longest snout and show off different shapes of animal trunks. This book will encourage readers to learn more about this helpful body part!

In this adorable illustrated picture book for kids written by Dan McKernan (Saved by the Barn), the rescue farm animals at Barn Sanctuary decide to help a cow who is dealing with fear and anxiety in her new home. Children will learn the importance of friendship and compassion, as well as why it's important to support others during hard times. Inside this book, kids ages 4-8 will discover: • A positive message about friendship, kindness, and understanding...

In the quiet suburbs, 15-year-old Gina's world turns upside down when she rescues an orphaned baby squirrel named Scout who has tumbled from a tree. Despite her parents' stern disapproval, Gina secretly nurses the fragile creature, embracing a fierce determination to see him thrive. However, an inner conflict brews: she knows Scout is destined for the wild, not a life within her walls. Gina's quest to ready Scout for the wild leads her...