When you look at a Newfoundland puppy, do you see a future lifeguard or bodyguard? If not, you should. Not every young Newfoundland grows up to be a stay-at-home pet. The little puppies in this book share about their big dreams for adulthood!
When you look at a Golden Retriever puppy, do you see a future guide dog or therapy dog? If not, you should. Not every young Golden Retriever grows up to be a stay-at-home pet. The little puppies in this book share about their big dreams for adulthood!
When you look at a Bulldog puppy, do you see a future sports mascot or surfing dog? If not, you should. Not every young Bulldog grows up to be a stay-at-home pet. The little puppies in this book share about their big dreams for adulthood!
When you look at a Dalmatian puppy, do you see a future firehouse dog or road trials competitor? If not, you should. Not every young Dalmatian grows up to be a stay-at-home pet. The little puppies in this book share about their big dreams for adulthood!
When you look at a German Shepherd puppy, do you see a future police dog or agility champion? If not, you should. Not every young German Shepherd grows up to be a stay-at-home pet. The little puppies in this book share about their big dreams for adulthood!
When you look at a Border Collie puppy, do you see a future rancher or multi-sport athlete? If not, you should. Not every young Border Collie grows up to be a stay-at-home pet. The little puppies in this book share about their big dreams for adulthood!
When you look at a Bloodhound puppy, do you see a future rescue worker or treasure seeker? If not, you should. Not every young Bloodhound grows up to be a stay-at-home pet. The little puppies in this book share about their big dreams for adulthood!
Which came first is not a hard question when asked about America's national parks. Yellowstone National Park is the oldest, with an establishment date of 1872. This book teaches kids what the phrase “an oldie but a goodie” means as it highlights timeless beauty.
Artists view Yosemite National Park as a worthy subject because of its icons—granite domes, flowing waterfalls, and giant sequoias. Many try to capture these features when natural lighting adds dramatic effect. This book puts Yosemite in the spotlight for kids to ooh and aah over.
When you look at a Beagle puppy, do you see a future hunter or baggage inspector? If not, you should. Not every young Beagle grows up to be a stay-at-home pet. The little puppies in this book share about their big dreams for adulthood!
What does it take to draw a crowd? This book about Great Smoky Mountains National Park offers an answer to this question as it profiles America's most-visited park. Kids learn how stunning scenery found in a convenient location having a rich history attracts an audience.
Of the 59 parks America counts as national treasures, Glacier National Park is often called the crown jewel. What makes the park especially brilliant? This book magnifies for kids the natural beauty of Glacier as it examines the park's glacier-cut landscapes and wealth of wildlife.
Is it a monster or a myth surfacing in Scotland's Loch Ness? This book first details the creature called Nessie, and then questions its existence. Young readers get to review information offered by both eyewitnesses and scientists. Will it be enough to form an opinion?
Are flying objects piloted by aliens or an active imagination? This book first tells what spotters see and encounter, and then explores UFOs without the extraterrestrial element. Young readers get to wonder about aliens. Will they choose to believe in another form of intelligent life?
Are the most-wanted monsters in North America fugitives or frauds? This book first presents bigfoot according to eyewitness testimony, and then with reasonable doubt. Young readers get to decide if they believe spotters or skeptics. Will one side show that it has a stronger case?
With large jaws and serrated teeth, Giganotosaurus is a dinosaur with a shark's bite. The strong chomper uses its long teeth like knives to stab and cut up its prey. In this children's book, meet a dinosaur that can scare with its smile!
Diet usually determines body size, but this is not the case with Diplodocus. The dinosaur is plus size even though it eats salads rather than slabs of meat. In this children's book, meet a dinosaur that often gets compared to a big blue whale!
A top sprinter, Gallimimus can outrun most dinosaurs. The fast biped accelerates much like a car merging onto a highway. It eventually reaches a speed of 50 miles per hour. In this children's book, meet a dinosaur that excels at the game of tag!
The ground rumbles wherever Apatosaurus walks. It just isn't possible for the heavy herbivore to sneak around quietly from tree to tree. The giant weighs as much as several elephants. In this children's book, meet a dinosaur that is well known for its thunderous footsteps!
When gliding through the air, Archaeopteryx looks more like a bird than a dinosaur. Even when grounded, it almost appears more avian than reptilian because of feathers and a beak. In this children's book, meet a dinosaur that has wings and can fly!
Sharp is a good word for describing Velociraptor’s look. The skilled hunter has clawed feet and razor-like teeth. Both become weapons when capturing prey. They can grip, slash, and tear as needed. In this children’s book, meet a dinosaur that famously flaunts crazy nails!
Being fearless, Allosaurus never shies away from doing as it pleases. The daring dinosaur feeds itself by scavenging as well as hunting. It often steals meals from other meat-eaters. In this children's book, meet a dinosaur that has built its reputation on bold behavior!
When in the spotlight, Stegosaurus does what it can to show off. It displays its standing back plates to look much bigger in size. This intimidates some challengers and impresses potential mates. In this children’s book, meet a dinosaur that walks with some swagger!
With spear-like horns and a shield-like neck frill, Triceratops is always on guard. It is a favorite target for Tyrannosaurus and other predators. Standing up for itself is necessary for survival. In this children’s book, meet a dinosaur that is a master of self-defense!
Getting along with others isn’t important to Tyrannosaurus. The proud predator constantly harasses weaker dinosaurs, and sometimes even its own kind. It uses its forceful bite to threaten and attack. In this children’s book, meet a dinosaur that is known as a big bully!
