Books with author Edward Alan Kurtz

HOW! is a series of 26 fables about animals. Created for young readers, each eBook contains interesting facts for learning along with elements of fantasy and whimsy just for fun.How the Anteater Got Its Long TongueHow the Butterfly Got Its WingsHow the Camel Got Its HumpHow the Donkey Got Its KickHow the Elephant Got Its TrunkHow the Flamingo Got Its Pink FeathersHow the Giraffe Got Its Long NeckHow the Hippopotamus Got Its Short LegsHow the Iguana Got Its Third EyeHow the Jaguar Got Its SpotsHow the Kangaroo Got Its PouchHow the Lion Got Its ManeHow the Moose Got Its AntlersHow the Nightingale Got Its SongHow the Octopus Got Its Eight ArmsHow the Panda Got Its Black EyesHow the Quetzal Got Its Red BellyHow the Rhinoceros Got Its HornHow the Shark Got Its GillsHow the Turtle Got Its ShellHow the Umbrella Bird Got Its Long WattleHow the Vulture Got Its Stinky FeetHow the Walrus Got Its TusksHow the X-ray Tetra Got Its Thin SkinHow the Yak Got Its Long HairHow the Zebra Got Its Stripes

"What Is It? A Young Reader’s Guide" is a series of eBooks created for young readers, to foster curiosity and learning through word and image. Titles include:AnimalsBirdsCastles, Dungeons and FortressesDinosaursExplorersFlowersGemstonesHistoryIslandsJobsKingsLanguagesMammalsNative AmericansOceansPiratesQueensReptilesSportsTribesUnicorns, Dragons, Mermaids and Other CreaturesVolcanosWorld ReligionsXylophones and Other Musical InstrumentsYucky ThingsZeus, Hercules and Other Greek Stories

HOW! is a series of 26 fables about animals. Created for young readers, each eBook contains interesting facts for learning along with elements of fantasy and whimsy just for fun.How the Anteater Got Its Long TongueHow the Butterfly Got Its WingsHow the Camel Got Its HumpHow the Donkey Got Its KickHow the Elephant Got Its TrunkHow the Flamingo Got Its Pink FeathersHow the Giraffe Got Its Long NeckHow the Hippopotamus Got Its Short LegsHow the Iguana Got Its Third EyeHow the Jaguar Got Its SpotsHow the Kangaroo Got Its PouchHow the Lion Got Its ManeHow the Moose Got Its AntlersHow the Nightingale Got Its SongHow the Octopus Got Its Eight ArmsHow the Panda Got Its Black EyesHow the Quetzal Got Its Red BellyHow the Rhinoceros Got Its HornHow the Shark Got Its GillsHow the Turtle Got Its ShellHow the Umbrella Bird Got Its Long WattleHow the Vulture Got Its Stinky FeetHow the Walrus Got Its TusksHow the X-ray Tetra Got Its Thin SkinHow the Yak Got Its Long HairHow the Zebra Got Its Stripes

HOW! is a series of 26 fables about animals. Created for young readers, each eBook contains interesting facts for learning along with elements of fantasy and whimsy just for fun.How the Anteater Got Its Long TongueHow the Butterfly Got Its WingsHow the Camel Got Its HumpHow the Donkey Got Its KickHow the Elephant Got Its TrunkHow the Flamingo Got Its Pink FeathersHow the Giraffe Got Its Long NeckHow the Hippopotamus Got Its Short LegsHow the Iguana Got Its Third EyeHow the Jaguar Got Its SpotsHow the Kangaroo Got Its PouchHow the Lion Got Its ManeHow the Moose Got Its AntlersHow the Nightingale Got Its SongHow the Octopus Got Its Eight ArmsHow the Panda Got Its Black EyesHow the Quetzal Got Its Red BellyHow the Rhinoceros Got Its HornHow the Shark Got Its GillsHow the Turtle Got Its ShellHow the Umbrella Bird Got Its Long WattleHow the Vulture Got Its Stinky FeetHow the Walrus Got Its TusksHow the X-ray Tetra Got Its Thin SkinHow the Yak Got Its Long HairHow the Zebra Got Its Stripes

Animals A to Z: Non-fiction is a set of eBooks full of fun and educational images and stories about animals from all over the world.Animals A to Z: Non-fiction, Volume 1 of 2 (A to M)“A” Is for Alice the Alligator“B” Is for Buddy the Beaver“C” Is for Canda the Cat“D” Is for David the Dog“E” Is for Ella the Elephant“F” Is for Frank the Fish“G” Is for Gabrielle the Giraffe“H” Is for Henry the Hippopotamus“I” Is for Isabel the Iguana“J” Is for Jason the Jaguar“K” Is for Karen the Koala“L” Is for Leo the Lion“M” Is for Mike the MooseAnimals A to Z: Non-fiction, Volume 2 of 2 (N to Z)"N" Is for Ning the Newt"O" Is for Oscar the Octopus"P" Is for Paula the Pig"Q" Is for Quiana the Quail"R" Is for Rhadi the Rhinoceros"S" Is for Sarah the Sea Lion "T" Is for Tej the Tiger"U" Is for Urbano the Umbrella Bird"V" Is for Valerie the Vulture"W" Is for Wila the Whale"X" Is for Xan the X-ray Fish"Y" Is for Yangchen the Yak"Z" Is for Zeke the Zebra

"What Is It? A Young Reader’s Guide" is a series of eBooks created for young readers, to foster curiosity and learning through word and image. Titles include:AnimalsBirdsCastles, Dungeons and FortressesDinosaursExplorersFlowersGemstonesHistoryIslandsJobsKingsLanguagesMammalsNative AmericansOceansPiratesQueensReptilesSportsTribesUnicorns, Dragons, Mermaids and Other CreaturesVolcanosWorld ReligionsXylophones and Other Musical InstrumentsYucky ThingsZeus, Hercules and Other Greek Stories

Animals A to Z: Non-fiction is a set of eBooks full of fun and educational images and stories about animals from all over the world.Animals A to Z: Non-fiction, Volume 1 of 2 (A to M)“A” Is for Alice the Alligator“B” Is for Buddy the Beaver“C” Is for Canda the Cat“D” Is for David the Dog“E” Is for Ella the Elephant“F” Is for Frank the Fish“G” Is for Gabrielle the Giraffe“H” Is for Henry the Hippopotamus“I” Is for Isabel the Iguana“J” Is for Jason the Jaguar“K” Is for Karen the Koala“L” Is for Leo the Lion“M” Is for Mike the MooseAnimals A to Z: Non-fiction, Volume 2 of 2 (N to Z)"N" Is for Ning the Newt"O" Is for Oscar the Octopus"P" Is for Paula the Pig"Q" Is for Quiana the Quail"R" Is for Rhadi the Rhinoceros"S" Is for Sarah the Sea Lion "T" Is for Tej the Tiger"U" Is for Urbano the Umbrella Bird"V" Is for Valerie the Vulture"W" Is for Wila the Whale"X" Is for Xan the X-ray Fish"Y" Is for Yangchen the Yak"Z" Is for Zeke the Zebra

HOW! is a series of 26 fables about animals. Created for young readers, each eBook contains interesting facts for learning along with elements of fantasy and whimsy just for fun.How the Anteater Got Its Long TongueHow the Butterfly Got Its WingsHow the Camel Got Its HumpHow the Donkey Got Its KickHow the Elephant Got Its TrunkHow the Flamingo Got Its Pink FeathersHow the Giraffe Got Its Long NeckHow the Hippopotamus Got Its Short LegsHow the Iguana Got Its Third EyeHow the Jaguar Got Its SpotsHow the Kangaroo Got Its PouchHow the Lion Got Its ManeHow the Moose Got Its AntlersHow the Nightingale Got Its SongHow the Octopus Got Its Eight ArmsHow the Panda Got Its Black EyesHow the Quetzal Got Its Red BellyHow the Rhinoceros Got Its HornHow the Shark Got Its GillsHow the Turtle Got Its ShellHow the Umbrella Bird Got Its Long WattleHow the Vulture Got Its Stinky FeetHow the Walrus Got Its TusksHow the X-ray Tetra Got Its Thin SkinHow the Yak Got Its Long HairHow the Zebra Got Its Stripes

It's Christmas time and there is a big problem in the forest! People from a nearby village want to chop down a special tree to use for their Christmas decorations. But this is the most beautiful tree in the whole forest! Wendy the Warbler, Wally the Woodlark, William the Woodpecker, and Sebastian the Squirrel all live in this old pine tree. Many other animals in the forest love to sit on the soft needles under the magical pine tree. All the animals have a plan to save the special tree and help the villagers have a Merry Christmas!

(Fixed-layout edition - Print Replica)The Dragon, the Knight, and the Princess is a fun and entertaining adventure story set in a mythical kingdom long ago.The knight wants to marry the princess, the daughter of the king and the queen. One day, a giant fire-breathing dragon comes to the kingdom and burns everything. The king tells the knight that he can marry the princess, but the knight must first find the dragon and destroy it. The knight goes on a long journey to find the giant dragon, but he becomes trapped in the dragon’s cave! Who will help the knight? You’ll be surprised to find out!

"What Is It? A Young Reader’s Guide" is a series of eBooks created for young readers, to foster curiosity and learning through word and image. Titles include:AnimalsBirdsCastles, Dungeons and FortressesDinosaursExplorersFlowersGemstonesHistoryIslandsJobsKingsLanguagesMammalsNative AmericansOceansPiratesQueensReptilesSportsTribesUnicorns, Dragons, Mermaids and Other CreaturesVolcanosWorld ReligionsXylophones and Other Musical InstrumentsYucky ThingsZeus, Hercules and Other Greek Stories