Beneath the sparkling waters of the world's seas is a realm of fascinating creatures. This series explores six marine animals with a detailed discussion of their species, forms, habitats, behaviors, and life cycles.

Encourage your students to learn more about their classroom pets with this accessible, fact-filled series. Readers will discover everything they need to know about their classroom friends, from their ancestry to what foods they require to stay healthy.

Explore the ancestry, history, characteristics, and uses of six different breeds of the horses of North America in this informative, accessible series.

This series highlights high-interest animals known for their "unusual" appearance. Readers will learn the animals' habitats, adaptations for survival, what they eat, and just how dangerous these ugly creatures really are. Detailed photographs enhance the accessible text.

The pests featured in Gross Bugs will give 3rd- and 4th- grade readers insight into the lives of these creepy creatures. The series shares facts about each bug's life cycle, its habitat, and its role as predator and prey. Each book contains "Gross but True" sidebars, and vivid close-up photographs.

Each book in this series focuses on a different safari animal. Through full-page color photographs and simple text, readers will learn all about the habitats, behaviors, and physical adaptations of each of these exotic animals.

Each book in this series focuses on a different safari animal. Through full-page color photographs and simple text, readers will learn all about the habitats, behaviors, and physical adaptations of each of these exotic animals.

Introduce your readers to the ocean's deadliest hunters with this series that examines four species of sharks. Through spectacular photography and clearly written text, each book describes the sharks and their habitats, behaviors, and adaptations.

Known for the beautiful and varied pattern of their coats, the history of the Appaloosa is entwined with that of the Nez Perce who were the first to breed them.

These horses are the size of a large dog! Too small to be ridden by anyone but the smallest child, they have captured to imagination of countless horse lovers.

The hundreds of thousands of Morgans in the world today can all trace their ancestry back to one remarkable horse. Learn the story behind this special breed.