E L Botha: 7 books

With ten stunning photographs of birds, your little ornithologists can learn their colors while preparing for a bird watching expedition in your back yard! This book, designed for young children, is the first in the My First Field Guide series. It captures the imagination with bright, colorful pictures...

Disaster tests a young dragon's heart. Edgar, a volcano dragon, has lived his whole life with his mother in their volcano. He loves to watch the people in the village below, but has never been allowed to interact with them. But as Edgar grows older, he begins to look at the laughing, playing...

With ten stunning photographs of butterflies, your little lepidopterist can learn their colors while preparing for a butterfly expedition in your back yard! This book, designed for young children, is the second in the My First Field Guide series. It captures the imagination with bright, colorful...

With ten stunning photographs of wildflowers that can be found in Central Texas, your little one can prepare for a nature expedition in your back yard!  This book, designed for young children, is the fifth in the My First Field Guide series. It captures the imagination with bright, colorful...

With ten stunning photographs of animals that can be found near your yard, your little nature lover can prepare for a nature expedition in your back yard! This book, designed for young children, is the fourth in the My First Field Guide series. It captures the imagination with bright, colorful pictures...

With ten stunning photographs of snakes, your little ophiologist can learn while they prepare for a snake watching expedition in your back yard! This book, designed for young children, is meant to capture the imagination with bright, colorful pictures. It will also provide your budding ophiologist with basic facts, helping them feel closer to the creatures they see in their yard.

Sugarcane is the source of over three quarters of the world’s sugar, and is grown widely in the tropics and sub-tropics. Despite rising demand, average yields have not increased significantly, partly because of continued vulnerability to pests and diseases. In addition, cultivation has been seen...