Books with author Jasper Baer

Both red and gray foxes live among us in towns, where scavenging for food makes life easy. They generally avoid people. Foxes have a natural fear of people. If you see one outside during the day, it's no cause for alarm. They will usually run away from you as soon as they detect you.Usually, the best thing to do is leave foxes alone and just see their photo should be best.

Are sharks really dangerous?Not many animals are both loved and feared as much as sharks. We love sharks and cherish our encounters with them.Shark is a long-bodied chiefly marine fish with a cartilaginous skeleton, a prominent dorsal fin, and toothlike scales. Most sharks are predatory, although the largest kinds feed on plankton, and some can grow to a large size.Let’s enjoy with many photography that will make you love and need to save them more and more.

Love the earth, Save the Dolphins.Dolphins speak to us of the rhythm of our emotions. Breathing in joy before plunging into the depths and rushing to the surface to do it all over again.Dolphins are highly intelligent marine mammals and are part of the family of toothed whales that includes orcas and pilot whales. They are found worldwide, mostly in shallow seas of the continental shelves.Let’s enjoy with many photography that will make you love and need to save them more and more.

Even on the coldest winter days its easy to have fun outside! Early readers learn all they need is a pair of ice skates and a bit of patience, and they can enjoy the winter weather in style. From lacing up a pair of skates tightly to wearing a helmet for safety, readers learn all the basics needed to get on the ice and give skating a try for themselves! Accessible text presented alongside colorful photographs showing young children skating helps budding readers get motivated to stay active and have fun no matter what the weather outside.

Even in winter, theres always something to celebrate! Budding readers are immersed in a variety of winter holidays and their traditions, from the cards and candy of Valentines Day to the New Years Eve parties that precede New Years Day. Color photographs paired with accessible text help early readers understand how others celebrate Christmas with evergreen trees and presents, adding holiday cheer to the snowy days that fill our coldest months.