Lisa M. Herrington

An essential book for teaching kids about the importance of water Have you ever noticed that the water you drink is a liquid that has no color, no taste, and no smell? It's also the most important liquid on Earth -- nothing on the planet could live without it. Did you know that most of Earth's liquid water is saltwater found in the oceans, which provide a home for millions of plants and animals? Freshwater is what humans need to survive, and most of it is bound up in ice. Discover all this and more in this beautiful book ABOUT THIS SERIES: Earth is known as the Blue Planet because of the abundant amount of water that covers our home. And nothing on Earth could survive without it. As we find ourselves facing a global water crisis, learning about this life-giving resource has never been more important. The books in this series are filled with colorful photos and diagrams, plus easy-to-digest text, and fascinating facts. And they offer young readers an in-depth look at what water is, how we use it, and most importantly, what we can do to protect it.

Discover countries, cultures, and traditions in this new series Every day, all around the world, kids go to school, eat lunch and play games... And yet, these universal experiences, can look very different between different countries. These books will take our readers on a trip around the globe to celebrate diverse cultures and traditions, and will show us how different (and how similar) we all are

Discover countries, cultures, and traditions in this new series Every day, all around the world, kids go to school, eat lunch and play games... And yet, these universal experiences, can look very different between different countries. These books will take our readers on a trip around the globe to celebrate diverse cultures and traditions, and will show us how different (and how similar) we all are

Discover countries, cultures, and traditions in this new series Every day, all around the world, kids go to school, eat lunch and play games... And yet, these universal experiences, can look very different between different countries. These books will take our readers on a trip around the globe to celebrate diverse cultures and traditions, and will show us how different (and how similar) we all are

Discover countries, cultures, and traditions in this new series Every day, all around the world, kids go to school, eat lunch and play games... And yet, these universal experiences, can look very different between different countries. These books will take our readers on a trip around the globe to celebrate diverse cultures and traditions, and will show us how different (and how similar) we all are

Rhode Island may be just 48 miles long, but its influence is felt across the United States. Founded by Roger Williams in 1636, Rhode Island is known for its principles of separation of church and state and religious tolerance that shaped the Constitution. Today, the state continues to be a leader in politics. Beyond the big ideas that come from the Ocean State, tourists and residents enjoy its picturesque waterfronts, vibrant cities, lush forests, and Gilded Age architecture. Readers will explore the beauty and history of America's smallest state and get a snapshot of all the state has to offer.

Did you know that a giant panda eats more than 600 bamboo stems a day? Nature's Children series provides young readers (Ages 8-10) with fascinating information about the planet's most incredible wildlife species. Each title offers a complete picture of the animal- from birth to adulthood- and describes its place in our world, including how humans impact it and its environment. Did you know that a giant panda eats more than 600 bamboo stems a day-but that it doesn't stop these bears from being expert tree climbers?

Discover nature's most amazing animals From the massive migration of Africa's wildebeests to the epic journey of monarch butterflies, this book brings some of nature's most amazing spectacles to life.

Learn about the basket building, the space needle, one World Trade Center, and more Young learners (Grades 4-6) will love reading about the unique and groundbreaking structures that can be found across America.

Every once in a while, though, there's a deep cut that requires stitches. Learn all about this process. Every active child gets lots of cuts and scrapes. Luckily most heal easily on their own. This book helps readers (Ages 6-7) understand when a wound needs to be stitched, how a doctor puts in stitches, and how to take care of the wound afterward.

Nothing says summer is here like the big, bright blossoms of a sunflower In this book, readers (Ages 6-7) learn how this towering plant starts out life-as a small black seed. They also learn about the different parts of the plant and how they all work together to help it grow and thrive.

How do you know its fall? Through vivid photos and engaging nonfiction text, this fun and fact-filled Rookie Read-About Science book answers the question, How do you know its fall? Covering everything from weather patterns to animal behaviors to seasonal activities, How Do You Know Its Fall? gives readers (Ages 6-7) an in-depth look at this season of change.