Product Description: About six percent of the earth’s surface is covered by jungle--a lush tropical region teeming with plants, many of which are poisonous. This makes jungles beautiful and dangerous places. And that’s before considering the amazing animals that live there!Explore the jungles of the world and come face-to-face with fifteen of the most interesting animals of the rain forest with Color and Play: Jungle Animals...read more

Product Description: Pack an extra canteen and lots of sunscreen for this hot adventure! In The Field Guide to Desert Animals, fictional naturalist Emerson Cole documents some of the unique desert animals he encountered on his travels through the Sahara Desert in 1929...read more

Product Description: Written as the research notebook of a 1920s naturalist who's just completed an expedition to Vietnam, India, Australia, and other countries, The Field Guide to Birds offers kids an in-depth look at the remarkable creatures that fly through the skies of these lands, as well as a hands-on experience with eight exotic birds to assemble...read more

Product Description: In The Field Guide to Polar Animals, young readers discover the 1920s journal of a fictional zoologist who traveled to the subarctic region and Antarctica. Designed as an antique journal with an embossed cover, the book is filled with observations about the animals he encounters on his journey to the ends of the earth...read more

Product Description: Can you hear me now? These days we take for granted the accessibility of the cell phone and how easy it is to talk to someone on the other side of the world. Alexander Graham Bell spent his life trying to devise new and better ways for people to communicate, first as a teacher for the deaf, and later as an inventor of many important devices, most notably the telephone...read more

Product Description: The Amazon rain forest is one of the world's most captivating environments — particularly for children. In this colorful book, budding zoologists use the 51 included pieces to assemble eight exotic animals, from the silent jaguar to the leaping monkey to the rare and beautiful pink river dolphin...read more

An overview of immigration from the six countries that made up Yugoslavia to the United States and Canada since the 1960s, when immigration laws were changed to permit greater numbers of people to enter these countries.