Seth Lynch

Otters move so fast in their habitat at the zoo, sometimes it can be difficult to get a good look at them. With this book, beginning readers get much more up-close and personal with adorable otters. Including what otters eat and how they spend their time, the main content and language is age-appropriate for pre-K readers. Full-color photographs correlate to the otter information to further aid new readers as they swim along with otters at the zoo.

When the Louisiana Territory was added to the United States in 1803, it about doubled the size of the young nation. It took years to clarify its boundaries and explore every square mile. How this momentous purchase came to be and its implications on the future of the United States are explained in detail in this book. Uncomplicated maps and simple language help developing readers and those in need of review to understand the many changes in this land that started with its purchase in 1803.

It always seems like tigers at the zoo are sleeping lazily in the sun. What else do they do with their day? Or night? Young readers catch a glimpse of tiger life at the zoo right inside their habitat From what tigers eat to where they sleep, the information in this book will delight readers and help them prepare for their next trip to the zoo. Including language and topics appropriate for pre-K, the main content is achievable for beginning readers and has close correlation to full-color photographs of tigers at the zoo.

Toucans are easy to spot because of their huge, colorful bill. It can be as much as four times the size of the bird's head. Readers may recognize this bird at the zoo, but this book helps new readers learn more about the iconic toucan. Including what their lives are like at the zoo and what they eat, the main content is written especially for pre-K readers with achievable language. Full-color photographs invite readers into the toucan's habitat and aid comprehension of the text.

Ford's F150 is not just a popular truck, it's one of the most popular vehicles in the United States. With its XL model's V6 engine and up to 8,000 pounds of towing capacity, the F150 is a great pickup truck for all kinds of people, from farmers to families. With a more than 100-year history of truck building, Ford is a trusted company, and one that will draw in truck-loving readers to this high-interest book. Written with reluctant readers in mind, the main content covers the history of Ford's trucks as well as some of the coolest they've made.

To some, Honda might be synonymous with small, fuel-efficient cars. But the Honda Ridgeline shows that times are changing. This adaptable truck has all kinds of modern features and is available in many models, including one for racing Readers hit the road with the history of Honda in this book, engaging with past trucks and the best of what Honda has to offer today. Full-color photographs of Honda trucks big and small complement the accessible text written for readers of all levels.

Mid-size pickup Toyota Tacoma is one of the most popular trucks around. With varying models, including one especially for off-roading, people from parents to those in need of hauling capacity are finding Toyota's truck the perfect fit. Readers of all levels can enjoy learning about the history of Toyota and their trucks in this book. Written in accessible language with reluctant readers in mind, the main content covers truck specs, fascinating facts, and the future of Toyota trucks on the road.

Ford's F150 is not just a popular truck, it's one of the most popular vehicles in the United States. With its XL model's V6 engine and up to 8,000 pounds of towing capacity, the F150 is a great pickup truck for all kinds of people, from farmers to families. With a more than 100-year history of truck building, Ford is a trusted company, and one that will draw in truck-loving readers to this high-interest book. Written with reluctant readers in mind, the main content covers the history of Ford's trucks as well as some of the coolest they've made.

Mid-size pickup Toyota Tacoma is one of the most popular trucks around. With varying models, including one especially for off-roading, people from parents to those in need of hauling capacity are finding Toyota's truck the perfect fit. Readers of all levels can enjoy learning about the history of Toyota and their trucks in this book. Written in accessible language with reluctant readers in mind, the main content covers truck specs, fascinating facts, and the future of Toyota trucks on the road.

Ram boasts some of the more powerful trucks on the market today. The Ram 3500 can tow up to more than 12,000 pounds and can exceed 400 horsepower The specs of this heavy-duty truck and more are part of this concise, high-interest book all about Ram trucks. From the history of the company to the coolest trucks they have on the road, the main content draws in trucks lovers no matter their reading level. Full-color and historical photographs make every page worth revving the engine for.

The Chevy Silverado 1500 is a powerful pickup with a towing capacity of up to 12,500 pounds A version of the Silverado has been on the market more than 20 years and is one of the most beloved trucks out there. Readers are introduced to the history of Chevy trucks as well as the modern vehicles on the road today. The accessible main text, including fact boxes, is complemented by full-color photographs of some of Chevy's best trucks out now and interesting historical photographs of trucks from the early 1900s.

Once the Industrial Revolution made it to the United States, the workforce changed forever. Not only that, family life, childhood, and the economy changed, too. A complex topic with many facets, the Industrial Revolution is covered in accessible language in this book. Written with social studies curricula in mind, the main content includes age-appropriate detail, such as important dates, people, and vocabulary readers will likely need in the classroom. Developing readers and those in need of review need look no further than this volume to enhance or refresh their knowledge of this key time period in American history.

The French and Indian War was just one part of a global conflict between France and Great Britain and their allies. However, for U. S. citizens, it marked the beginning of the revolutionary era. As one of the causes of the American Revolution, the French and Indian War is a staple of social studies curriculums. In this volume, its complexities are pared down to the most important facts to give struggling readers a better chance to understand them. A concluding timeline provides all readers a way to review the major points of this history-making war.

Though it was written more than 200 years ago, the first 10 amendments included in the Bill of Rights are still being interpreted today. Understanding how these additions to the Constitution came about is a key topic of the social studies curriculum, and it's also essential for understanding the modern political conversation. All readers can benefit from the concise explanation of why the Bill of Rights was written and what each amendment states. Students struggling with reading are better able to grasp knowledge needed in the classroom by using this excellent volume as a review.

From the formal beginning of the women's suffrage movement in the United States to the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment, the journey to women's right to vote is endlessly fascinating. Leaders such as Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Alice Paul are part of this volume, which covers important curriculum points, including the Seneca Falls Convention and its Declaration of Sentiments. The main text succinctly introduces important events and groups as well as provides historical context outside of the suffrage movement. A concluding timeline aids readers in need of further review.

The French and Indian War was just one part of a global conflict between France and Great Britain and their allies. However, for U. S. citizens, it marked the beginning of the revolutionary era. As one of the causes of the American Revolution, the French and Indian War is a staple of social studies curriculums. In this volume, its complexities are pared down to the most important facts to give struggling readers a better chance to understand them. A concluding timeline provides all readers a way to review the major points of this history-making war.

From the formal beginning of the women's suffrage movement in the United States to the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment, the journey to women's right to vote is endlessly fascinating. Leaders such as Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Alice Paul are part of this volume, which covers important curriculum points, including the Seneca Falls Convention and its Declaration of Sentiments. The main text succinctly introduces important events and groups as well as provides historical context outside of the suffrage movement. A concluding timeline aids readers in need of further review.

Once the Industrial Revolution made it to the United States, the workforce changed forever. Not only that, family life, childhood, and the economy changed, too. A complex topic with many facets, the Industrial Revolution is covered in accessible language in this book. Written with social studies curricula in mind, the main content includes age-appropriate detail, such as important dates, people, and vocabulary readers will likely need in the classroom. Developing readers and those in need of review need look no further than this volume to enhance or refresh their knowledge of this key time period in American history.