Books with author Judith Janda Presnall

Examines the history of the unique national monument in the Black Hills of South Dakota, Mount Rushmore, discussing financial issues, government involvement, and the actual process of carving this memorial

Describes how circuses got their start and what is happening under the big top today

After becoming the nation's most watched daytime talk show host, Oprah Winfrey went on to reach other goals. She has begun an acting career and revamped the subject matter of her talk show from sensationalist to inspirational.

A biography of the biologist whose writings helped initiate the environmental movement

Circus animals fill their days with practicing and performing. Circus-goers thrill as elephants, lions, tigers, and horses entertain in the ring. Despite dangers and some mishaps, trainers describe how they use gentleness, respect, and rewards to get their animals to do stunts.

Discusses the history, training, uses, and breeds of dogs who work with the deaf.

Compares the skeletons of different kinds of animals, describing their various forms and functions and providing related activities for each chapter

Discusses types of races and training, and describes a typical race day for the horses.

Examines the job of service dogs to include selection, preferred characteristics and breeds, training and abilities, strength and agility, and support organizations.

Compares the skeletons of different kinds of animals, describing their various forms and functions and providing related activities for each chapter

For thousands of years, sled dogs helped Eskimos survive. The native people used sled dogs for land travel, hunting, trapping, and transporting goods. The thick-haired dogs also accompanied explorers to the North and South poles. Sled dogs continue to work in remote areas of the Arctic.

Discusses the varieties, training, safety, work, and retirement of rodeo animals, including horses, calves, steer, and goats.