Books with author Paul Kratter

From the anteater to the zorro...Rain forests around the world teem with life—hundreds of mammals, birds, amphibians, and fish, and millions of species of insects. Of course, only twenty-six of these countless creatures can make it into this book; Paul Kratter chooses a diverse sample from forests on five continents to capture the range of lifeforms that call Earth's rainforests home. Readers of all ages can discover this mysterious and beautiful habitat—and why it is worth saving—in this exquisitely illustrated alphabet book. Newly redesigned and reformatted with back matter including a map of rainforests around the globe and a diagram of the rainforest canopy structure.

The Living Rain Forest can help people larn about the rare, diverse, and beautiful animal life of the rain forest and teach them to value it. This book features just a few of the millions of species of animals found only in tropical rain forests. Some of the animals, like the jaguar and macaw, are familiar sights. Others, like the uakari and the zorro, are so rare that little is known about them. The fantastic illustrations are done in acrylic and watercolors and make this a lovely book. Included with the A to Z animals are a description of the layers of the rain forest and a world map of rain forest locaiton. Each animal isgiven a brief physical description and some behavior.

This is a story about good versus evil. A dapper wealthy lobster and his sea creature mobster crew shake down hard working businesses that are trying to make a living and survive. The moral of the story is good eventually wins out over evil and crime ultimately does not pay. The hero?s here are the business owners. Alone they are vulnerable and can be easily bullied but together they are a strong force and are able to protect themselves.

From the anteater to the zorro...The rain forest is teeming with life--hundreds of mammals, birds, amphibians, and fish, and millions of species of insects. Readers of all ages can discover this mysterious and beautiful habitat--and why it is worth saving--in this exquisitely illustrated alphabet book.This book is good for your brain because:Science, environmentalism, animal habitats