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Grades K–3 • 8 1/2” x 8 1/2” • 24 pp. • Library-bound: $24.60 / $19.68 • eBook: $24.60 / $19.68 BUY ALL TITLES: 978‑1‑5345‑2381‑4 • $147.60 / $118.08 Animals make their homes in diverse habitats around the world—in dry deserts, lush rain forests, tall mountains, and even in the depths of the ocean . Readers get an up-close look at these and other habitats and the animals that can be found in them . Important science topics are explained using accessible language . Fun facts are presented alongside vibrant, full-color photographs of amazing animals and the beautiful places they inhabit . Readers are sure to enjoy taking a detailed journey around the world to discover the many places animals can live .
Key features of each volume: • Readers are introduced to essential science curriculum topics, including ecosystems and animal adaptations, in a fun way • Straightforward, concise text allows young learners to better understand scientific concepts • Topic enhances readers’ understanding of biodiversity and ecology
Animals in the Arctic ©2018 • GRL: I • Dewey: 591.99 Lib . ISBN: 978-1-5345-2380-7 eBook ISBN: 978-1-5345-2382-1
ATOS 3.8 Animals in the Desert ©2018 • GRL: I • Dewey: 591.75 Lib . ISBN: 978-1-5345-2363-0 eBook ISBN: 978-1-5345-2364-7
ATOS 4.1 Animals in the Forest ©2018 • GRL: I • Dewey: 591.73 Lib . ISBN: 978-1-5345-2366-1 eBook ISBN: 978-1-5345-2367-8
ATOS 3.7 Animals in the Mountains ©2018 • GRL: I • Dewey: 591.74 Lib . ISBN: 978-1-5345-2369-2 eBook ISBN: 978-1-5345-2370-8
ATOS 3.9 Animals in the Ocean ©2018 • GRL: I • Dewey: 591.77 Lib . ISBN: 978-1-5345-2372-2 eBook ISBN: 978-1-5345-2373-9
ATOS 3.8 Animals in the Rain Forest ©2018 • GRL: I • Dewey: 591.73 Lib . ISBN: 978-1-5345-2375-3 eBook ISBN: 978-1-5345-2376-0
ATOS 3.9
“Children are introduced in a fun and informational manner to essential science curriculum topics…Straightforward and concise text, allowing young learners to better understand scientific concepts…Especially and unreservedly recommended addition to both school and community library Pets/Wildlife collections.”
—THE MIDWEST BOOK REVIEW
