Mike Clark Bücher

Parasaurolophus is known for the trumpet-shaped crest on its head, which makes a low sound similar to the one elephants or whales make when communicating among their species. Readers learn this and other interesting facts about this dinosaur, such as what it ate, the places it called home, and how it survived among predators. This compelling material is presented through an age-appropriate text to enhance students knowledge of these prehistoric creatures. Readers uncover additional information in captivating fact boxes, colorful illustrations, and well-organized diagrams. This text keeps readers entertained while also aligning with a fundamental science curriculum topic.

Here children can explore the diverse range of habitats and biomes that our planet has to offer. Through accessible language and an innovative design, readers can learn about the range of amazing habitats in our world and how each of them is used by the animal kingdom.

Set in the picturesque Appalachian Mountains, this book explores the deep bond between the community of the Cacapon and Lost River Valley and their natural surroundings. It highlights the efforts of the Cacapon and Lost Rivers Land Trust and local residents to preserve over 11,000 acres of land amid increasing development. Through stories of stewardship and dedication, the narrative emphasizes the importance of maintaining rural heritage and the successful collaboration that has garnered national recognition, showcasing the enduring relationship between people and their environment.

Learn about the diverse and vibrant festivals that are celebrated around the world. This series encourages children to consider religious beliefs and cultural practices via easy-to-read text and informative full-colour images.

Meet Jimmy, a serial killer who kidnaps then suffocates his victims, slowly. Jimmy has a need to stare into his preys