Insects, like all living things, need a place to call home. In this fact-filled title, readers will get a close-up look at different insect habitats, including those underground, above ground, and in water. Readers will discover how insects get what they need to survive from their different habitats and how changes to the environment pose a serious risk to insects. The book includes examples of solitary and social insects.
The biography explores the life of a 19-year-old actor from Kentucky who has already collaborated with renowned stars like Robin Williams and Kristen Stewart. It details his journey to fame, particularly his co-starring role in The Hunger Games, showcasing his talent and ambition. Additionally, the book highlights his childhood, notable achievements, involvement in social causes, and aspirations for the future, providing an engaging look at a rising star's early career and personal values.
Focusing on the growth process of flowering plants, this book guides young readers from seed germination to maturity, highlighting the stages of development. Enhanced by delightful illustrations and stunning photographs, it presents complex concepts in an accessible manner, making it an engaging educational resource for children interested in nature.
The Amazon River, the second longest river globally, is highlighted for its immense water volume and ecological significance. This engaging book delves into the diverse wildlife, rich plant life, and the indigenous cultures that thrive in the surrounding rainforest, offering readers a comprehensive understanding of this vital ecosystem and its inhabitants.
The Nile is the world's longest river and the birthplace of one of the greatest civilizations of the ancient world. This book takes readers along the "River in the Sand" as it flows north from its source in central Africa to the Mediterranean Sea, crossing thousands of miles of desert. Ancient Egyptians depended on the Nile's annual floods to deposit fertile soil for farming. The Nile also provided water for irrigation and was a main transportation route. Today, the Nile remains vital, with more than 70 million people growing crops in the river's basin and fishing in its waters. The impact on the river of the Aswan High Dam, population growth, and climate change is also examined.
This interesting book describes how the blending of native Mexican and Spanish traditions, beliefs, and rituals has resulted in many of the lively and colorful festivals celebrated in Mexico today. Young readers will also learn how the Mexican people celebrate family occasions with fiestas.
Looks at religious, historical, and cultural traditions that occur in the United States.
Engaging for young readers, this exploration of North America highlights its diverse geography and rich biodiversity. Children will discover the continent's countries, significant landforms, and major bodies of water through easy-to-read maps. The book also delves into the unique plant and animal life found in various biomes, including forests, grasslands, and deserts, making it an informative resource for budding naturalists and geography enthusiasts.
Exploring various water habitats, this book introduces young readers to oceans, lakes, rivers, and swamps. It highlights the differences between salt and freshwater environments, while delving into the diverse plant and animal life found in these ecosystems. Additionally, it explains the protective adaptations animals have developed to survive in their aquatic homes.
The book invites readers on an expedition across Europe, showcasing its diverse landforms including peninsulas, mountain systems, and bodies of water. It delves into various biomes such as tundras, steppes, and forests, highlighting the unique wildlife that inhabits these regions. With insights from over 40 countries, it offers an engaging exploration of Europe's geographical and ecological richness.