Books with author Carol K. Lindeen

Text and photographs introduce seals and their physical characteristics including their flippers, fur, and blubber, and behavioral traits such as resting on beaches.

Text and photographs introduce octopuses and their physical characteristics including their tentacles, suckers, and large eyes, along with behavioral traits such as their ability to change color and squirt ink.

Text and photographs introduce dolphins and their physical characteristics including their blowholes, their size, and their flippers.

Text and photographs introduce ponds, and includes information on the plants found in ponds such as water lilies and cattails, and animals found in ponds such as fish, frogs, and ducks.

Text and photographs introduce clown fish, their physical characteristics including their bright colors, their fins, and some of their behavioral traits like living with sea anemones in coral reefs.

Text and photographs introduce whales and their physical characteristics including their blowholes, their size, and their flippers.

Text and photographs present living and nonliving things and explains their differences.

Text and photographs introduce octopuses and their physical characteristics including their tentacles, suckers, and large eyes, along with behavioral traits such as their ability to change color and squirt ink.

Text and photographs introduce jellyfish, their physical characteristics including their soft, bell-shaped body and tentacles, and describes their behavior such as their stinging abilities and eating habits.

Text and photographs introduce sea horses, their physical characteristics including their length, their head that looks like a horse, the bony plates that cover their body, their fins, and their curly tails.

Text and photographs introduce matter, solids, liquids, and gases.

Text and photographs introduce sea turtles, their physical characteristics including their hard shell and length, along with some behavioral traits such as how they migrate.