Books with author G. Robbins

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Elena loves her impressive collection of wonderful seashells, so when a sneaky shell escapes, Elena uses all her efforts to get it back. Only then does she discover that the shell is home to a hermit crab. Will she find it within herself to help the hermit crab, or is keeping her shells her one and only priority?

The award-winning author and photographer introduces young readers to the physical, practical, and spiritual aspects of planet Earth and to moral and ethical questions related to our manipulation of the planet and its resources.

A look at what goes into the making of a peanut butter sandwich shows readers how the bread dough is mixed, rises, and bakes, and describes how peanuts are grown, harvested, crushed into peanut butter, and jarred.

Huge, powerful, noisy, colorful, and fast, the big trucks known as semis fascinate children. Master photographer Ken Robbins's striking images take young readers out on the road for a first look at these big rigs and the hard-driving women and men who live behind the wheel.

Take some peanuts, a cow, and a field of wheat. What do you get? It's your favorite snack: a peanut butter sandwich and a glass of milk! How does it get from the farm to your lunch? Find out inside!

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From the giant payloader to the unlikely tree spade, here’s a close-up look at 13 super-powerful machines.

Almost like new-no creasing in spine Bantam book-1985 print-appears to be 1st edition-booktaped-FUNNY BOOK!!

A beautiful photographic essay, featuring unique hand-colored photographs and a simple, yet accurate and evocative, text, explores the many visual aspects of water, giving us new perspectives on ice, rain, snow, the sea, and much more.

Glossy pictorial paperback. 1960. 6.75x6.50x0.15 THE RUSSIAN FOLK FOR CHILDREN TELE ABOUT WOMAN WITH THREE KINGS.

A retelling of the Grimm fairy tale "The Nixie of the Mill-Pond"Samuel Howe thought he could escape the deal his father made when he was born. He was wrong. Now it is up to his childhood friend Gabby to rescue him from the creature keeping him imprisoned below the pond's surface.