Books with author Bryce L. Meyer

Description: A world of colorful and fantastic fish and animals await in Benjamin's Coral Reefs, the seventh book in the Fishes and Whales Series. Readers, or those read to, from 0 to 110, will learn all about coral reefs and the fish that live around them. Seventy-two species of fish, sea turtles, sea snakes, anemones, sea fans, and corals of many types are shown in real world ecologies, with sharks, butterflyfish, groupers, snappers, ballyhoo, jacks and trevally, damselfish, angelfish, and lionfish, among them shown as they live. Around the world in 28 pages, from the Red Sea to the Indian Ocean, to the Great Barrier Reef, to the Hawaiian Islands, to the Central American Pacific islands, to the Florida Keys and Caribbean. A handy fish identification guide, detailed enough to match against real fish in the wild or aquarium, is at the end, and the reader can hunt for the fish in the pages inside. Young children will enjoy the colorful pictures and calming blues, older children the science and wildlife. Learn and discover coral reefs and enjoy the wonders they have to explore.

Back Cover: Space Explorers will also be Space Farmers! In this book, one of the You Will ____ Space Series, future space engineers will learn all about how farms in Space work. How will people grow food, recycle air and water, and use wastes. Inside are ways to grow plants without soil, farm fish and shrimp is small spaces, grow algae in a reactor, and use yeast and bacteria to convert fiber to carbon dioxide for the farm. Readers will learn how animals and fungi convert food and oxygen into growth, energy, and carbon dioxide, and how plants and algae convert carbon dioxide and water into growth and oxygen. Simple experiments anchor key concepts, and advance readers can explore a couple of related math exercises. Playful illustrations make the book fun for all ages, even lap readers, and adults will learn too. Concepts are tied together to show how the farm can support a growing space habitat. Read this book and you too, will learn to farm in space.

Swim with playful dolphins and sea cows from around the world! This learning book for all children shows a few of the great variety of dolphins and their relatives, from river dolphins, to open ocean dolphins, to shallow water dolphins. Can you find each of the dolphins, fishes, and seacows in the pages of the book? Two of the dolphins are harder to find than the others! The pictures and story will get a smile from even the youngest or oldest audience, and even a parent may learn a little bit about the seas. Can be read to any age. 2nd Edition.

California has a wonderful diversity of ocean worlds, from mountain rivers and deltas, to beaches, to kelp forests and deep sea. This book includes a variety of these worlds, with thirty-six species of fish including sharks, halibut, tuna, sea bass, beautiful Garibaldi Damselfish, rock fish, and salmon. With these fish, are whales, sea otters, seals, sea lions, sea urchins, lobsters, sea stars, and crabs. All are shown in real world ecosystems, as you might find them. An identification guide is included, and challenges the readers and listeners to find all the fishes, mammals, and invertebrates in the book, or in the wild. Appropriate for kids of any age, and fun for kids from 1 to 101. Younger kids will enjoy the colorful pictures and calming story, older kids will learn basic ecology and marine biology. Even adults will learn something new about California's Pacific Ocean.

Come explore the big rivers of Africa! This book shows the fishes and animals that make the Congo and Nile rivers home. Odd shaped elephant fishes, catfish, colorful cichlids and barbs, puffers, and toothy tigerfish swim. Elephants, giraffes, hippos, and crocodiles feed along the shores. Real species and real ecosystems make this book a good educational book for younger and older readers. At the end is an identification guide to use at zoos, aquariums, or in the wild. This is the ninth book in the Fishes and Whales series but stands on its own. The mighty waters of Africa await!

Ever wonder what your pup does when you leave? Meiklo is a curious and playful Rat Terrier dog, who enjoys a few hours alone in the house. This book has over twenty colorful drawings of this active pooch as he plays with his squirrel toy, barks at, then hides from, the garbage truck, looks around for adventure, and naps in blankets. Simple vocabulary and language makes this a good read for new readers, and the puppy makes the story fun for even the smallest tykes. A good read for anyone who likes silly dogs.

A colorful playfully illustrated younger children's story-style guide to the wildlife and wonders of Antarctica, stepping readers (or those being read to) through the watery and icey world of fishes, penguins, seals, skuas, squid, and others, showing key interactions. A learning experience for both young and old, complete with a species guide and simple map.

Cancer is a very tough subject for children and adults. This book talks about cancer in a way young child can understand. The book teaches about cancer using the true story of our dog, Meiklo, and how he gets better after chemotherapy. The story covers finding out he had cancer, and how he gets chemo, with drawings from his treatments, and how he went into remission. The words are simple, and each page has a cute drawing of the dog (taken from real life) for each part of the story.Pictures are drawn from real life, and words are meant to make this topic understandable for younger readers, with hope for cancer fighters, and the families that support people with cancer. May it provide your young ones the most powerful weapon against cancer: hope.While written for children, I recommend having an adult to help given the topic.

A children's coloring book with dozens of kinds of fish, squid, whales, dolphins, seals, penguins, amphibians, caimans, turtles, snakes, salamanders, and otters. What makes a fish, reptile, mammal, mollusc? What eats what? How do lakes get water? How does a fish live? How do oceans get salt? What is a toothed whale? Many nature, ocean, animal, and river questions answered inside. Coloring fun and nature learning at once.

The deep sea is ready for you to explore! Beyond the sunlight, deep away from view is a barely discovered world of forgotten fishes, swimming giants, colorful lights, and interesting animals. This book takes the reader or listener miles into the oceans, to sharks, fishes, squid, shrimps, jellies, and others. A picture-based species index makes the book fun and active for everyone. Anyone (even grownups) can learn about this dark world of life. Join the journey and prepare to learn!viperfish, oarfish, frill shark, sixgill shark, giant squid, hagfish, dragonfish, jellyfish, anglerfish, rockfish, deep sea vents, shrimp, glowing animals

A fun and educational adventure that takes the reader from a river's mountainous beginning to the deep sea and describes the fish and whales encountered along the way. It contains identification guides for each of dozens of fish and four types of whales included, and challenges the reader to find them all. The Expanded Edition includes two more whale species, and a page just to identify the four total species of whales, 24 pages total. Can be read to any age, and is a learning experience for grown ups and kids.

Would you like to see the variety of fishes and other water life from around the world? This book has over 400 kinds of fishes, whales, dolphins, sharks, reptiles and other sea life from the rivers of Africa, to the Pacific Ocean, from Antarctica, to the Atlantic, and everything in between. Colorful drawings, scientific names, and locations for a world of saltwater fish, freshwater fish, tropical fish, cold water fish, extinct fish, and more. Ancient sea reptiles? River dolphins? Crocodiles? Monster fish? All inside. Simple enough for elementary school kids, scientifically accurate enough for a science class. STEM focused fun for any age. What does a fish shape say about what it eats? What is the difference between a bony fish and a shark? All answered inside.