Henry Carter Hull

Noah's granddaughter helps him bring the animals onto the ark, calm them down, and get them to sleep.

Did you know that capybaras yelp, bark, chirp, whistle, huff, and growl? These Central and South American rodents have unique ways of communicating with each other. Vivid full-color images illustrate the nocturnal capybara's habitat and unique adaptations in the wild. Words to Know, fun facts, accessible text, and safety tips educate readers about how capybaras eat, reproduce, and interact with other herds.

Mixes and matches the front and back halves of animals to create brand new animals, including a zeger, lipotamus, and an eledile.

Contains photographs and facts about eight spiders that look strange or do strange things, including the goldenrod crab spider which can change colors to match white or yellow flowers, and the raft spider which can walk on water.

Three brothers learn about the bonds of family while being raised by parents with a volatile relationship and in a house full of chaos and heartbreak.

Profiles a series of animals with unusual eyes and explains how such animals use their uniquely evolved eyes to gain essential information about the biological world.

Illustrations and text reveal the eating habits of pandas, anacondas, ticks, and other animals.

Simple text and photographs describe animals that use their ears to listen, such as rabbits, deer, and owls.