Animals category: 23627 books

You see animals everywhere! They live on land, and water while some are seen up in the air. They come in all shapes and sizes, and they make unique sounds, too. Does your child understand how important they are to the environment? Now is the time to make that understanding known. Use this book for such purpose. Grab a copy now!

There are lots of fascinating animals throughout the world with unusual characteristics. But you may be surprised to learn that many common animals may also have some uncommon characteristics! For example, did you know that: A giraffe can clean its own ears with its tongue? Or that a...

From 3 years old Come and discover the wonderful life of the bees ! Learn about their environment, their physical features, what they eat and much more ! “Little clever clogs” collection is a must-have for children and other members of the family who are eager to learn about the...

Let’s meet the animals in the wild side of Africa, the Serengeti. This encyclopedia is a powerful tool that’s filled with so much information. But because the facts are cut short and presented in an engaging format, children will not feel like they’re studying at all! Isn’t this a great learning tool for the young? Grab a copy now!

Animals live everywhere. They fly over the highest mountains and dive through the deepest oceans. They run across the hottest deserts and swim in the coldest waters. Introduce readers to the extremes that animals live in.

Some feet can smell. We don't mean they stink. Some animals actually have feet that smell things like your nose does. Some animals even taste with their feet! Some animals eat with their feet, or use them to swim. Others use their feet to hunt or to dig holes. Even if they don't smell, feet are wonderful...

Eye-opening, wise, and filled with triumphant and heartbreaking stories about the wolf population at Yellowstone (as well as some personal anecdotes about dogs), Beyond Words: What Wolves and Dogs Think and Feel accessibly explores the mysteries of animal thought and behavior for young readers. Weaving...

For as long as there have been wars, animals have been out there saving lives. Courageous dogs, cats, birds, horses, and even a bear have shown courage and devotion, and this book tells you their extraordinary stories. Includes the story of Jet the Alsatian who became a hero of the Blitz, pulling...

IntroductionAbout 20% of all land on Earth is mountains.About 80 % of all the fresh water comes from the mountains.Animals that live in the mountains have to be ready for little food, harsh winters, and uneven territory.

Why does each koala in a zoo need 1000 trees? How do you check a Tree-kangaroo’s pouch for joeys? Why is a wombat’s poo square-shaped? And how do dogs help look after ‘extinct’ bandicoots? Discover all this and more, as we take you behind the scenes of a modern Australian zoo and animal...

Allow your child the freedom to explore the jungle, but without ruining your peace of mind. This educational book includes pictures and texts that make learning a breeze. The use of images allows for universal understanding while the texts serve as practice tools for reading. Your child will definitely love learning when you have this book around. Grab a copy today!

In this story, Kalola Koala could not find her way back to her favourite gum tree. Find out how her friends Wobbly Wallaby and Kooky Kookaburra help her find it again. The Beresa series of books are pleasant children’s stories about interesting Australian animals written in easy-to-read poem...

Children of all ages love picture books. With bright colors and appealing pictures children are usually drawn to them and they're often the first type of book they can relate to before reading words. Seeing pictures of animals are fun for children as they are some of the first things they learn to recognize....

Dear axolotl: Why do you have feathers growing out of your head? Axolotl: They aren't feathers—they're gills! They let me breathe underwater. Let's face it. Even as babies, we humans pay close attention to faces. Observing another person's features and expressions tells us whether...