Describes the unique physical characteristics of reptiles and examines their behaviors and what kinds of foods they eat. Features full-color photographs throughout.

Follows a girl and her friend as they describe the day-to-day activities they do together, despite the fact that one of them has Down syndrome. Provides information on this learning disorder and how to cope with it and features a glossary.

Describes animals that have adapted to hot climates such as the monarch butterfly, the red-spotted toad, the burrowing owl, the antelope jackrabbit, and the male Bactrian camel. Includes a chart of the featured creatures, a glossary, and book and Internet resources.

Follows a boy and his friend as they describe the day-to-day activities they do together, despite the fact that one of them has ADHD. Provides information on this learning disorder and how to cope with it and features a glossary.

When Monkey wants to eat coconuts, he must learn to count them first. His forest friends suggest various counting methods.

Retells the story of Goldilocks and the three bears in rhyming text interspersed with Spanish words, which are defined in a glossary.

A young girl in a small mountain community in northern New Mexico wishes to see the ghost of a little boy who has been seen by many others.

Depicts Blue Truck and Green Truck, who are very fast, and their race with Dump Truck, who is very slow. When Dump Truck dumps his load of rocks, he is able to go faster and win the race.

When Dump Truck becomes stuck in the mud during a rainstorm, his two friends work together to pull him out.