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Another great title from Scholastic. Detailed description coming soon. |
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A conversation between mother and daughter leads to a remarkable discovery: trees are like children in so many ways! Readers learn how trees take in nutrients, grow and survive changes in their environment in this delightful picture book that includes facts about trees from all over the world. |
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Another great title from Scholastic. Detailed description coming soon. |
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When his Native American friend tells him that ravens have healing powers, Charlie brings one home for his ailing grandfather. “Will appeal to animal lovers everywhere.”—Booklist |
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Mrs. Klunk's preschoolers set about cleaning up their playground. They find a wagonful of junk and they soon find a fun and cooperative way to recycle all of it! |
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Martine and five classmates are shipwrecked and stranded on a desert island, where dolphins need their help. “The undeniable appeal of Martine's mystical attachment to animals keeps the pages turning.”—Kirkus |
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In this favorite picture book, the wild and naughty Max is sent to bed without his supper by his exhausted mother. In his room, he imagines sailing far away to a land of wild things, and so he does! |
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The joys of clean air, water, and land are celebrated in a boy’s story of his special relationship with Earth. “This appealing story gets right to the heart of a child’s experience with nature. A delightful package that can lead to a discussion among the preschool set.”—Booklist |
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Just as a neighborhood is celebrating the blossoming of a community garden they worked hard to create, the news arrives that a parking lot will wipe out their efforts. In a simple story, colorfully pictured, children will follow the steps that concerned citizens took to reclaim the beauty of their garden. |
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Through simple text and lavish illustrations, readers learn facts about the rain forest and the animals that live there. A “breathtakingly beautiful picture book.”—Publishers Weekly |
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