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This book explores the life of the grey wolf, which is also known as the Arctic or Timber wolf. The author reveals where wolves live, what a pack is, why wolves howl, how much they eat, when their puppies are born. Packed with funfacts, revealing photographs and colour illustrations, together with information on how to further explore the world of wolves via the Internet.

There are at least 25 million whitetail deer in North America, and when children see one, they will know how it got its name. This fun book answers all the questions young readers ask about whitetails through informative text and color illustrations.. 22 photos.

Discusses the planets and moons of our solar system and describes thirteen constellations and some legends associated with them.

Illustrations and simple text introduce young readers to thirty different kinds of plants and trees that grow berries, nuts, and seeds, fifteen popular birds, fifteen common rocks and minerals, five kinds of fossils, fifteen seashells, and thirty wildflowers.

Helps children identify different species, features detailed true-to-life illustrations, has fun activities and projects, and includes scrapbook pages for notes and drawings.

Explore the fascinating worlds of eagles, falcons, owls, and vultures.

An exploration of the world of the shark, covering the similarities and differences among the different species. It covers: why sharks have dorsal fins; where they live; how many teeth they have; when the pups are born; and more. Many mysteries of sharks are explained in the text and Fun Facts. There are accompanying illustrations and close-up photographs, as well as a list of related Internet sites.

Four popular North American animals--black bears, whitetail deer, moose, and wolves--are cpatured in more than 80 up-close color photos and 20 fun illustrations.

There are two kinds of eagles living in North America: bald eagles and golden eagles. This volume explores the lives of both. It covers: how many feathers an eagles has; the colour of a golden eagle's beak; where bald eagles build their aeries; when eaglets hatch; and more. Many mysteries of eagles are explained in the text and Fun Facts. There are accompanying illustrations and close-up photographs, as well as a list of related Internet sites.

Four graphic short stories set in the Dryden Universe