Books with author Sara Antill

Kids can contribute to the fun and function of family life in many ways. This engaging book shows kids how they can help their parentsas well as themselves and their siblingsmake family time more fulfilling. Each chapter offers ways to become more self-reliant and more helpful around the home and suggests activities that foster better communication and family bonding.

The earliest sharks existed 1 million years before the dinosaurs. Today’s sharks are famous as the top predators of the world’s oceans. This book dives into the shark’s undersea habitat and explains shark life cycles and behaviors in fun, accessible language. The closing chapter explores encounters between humans and these fascinating creatures of the deep.

There are plenty of ways that kids can beautify and improve their communities. This helpful book offers simple things kids can do to help others, whether by joining local groups, organizing friends and family members, or by taking individual action. The volume also provides ways that kids can learn more and share their newfound knowledge with others.

There are plenty of ways that kids can beautify and improve their communities. This helpful book offers simple things kids can do to help others, whether by joining local groups, organizing friends and family members, or by taking individual action. The volume also provides ways that kids can learn more and share their newfound knowledge with others.

Whale species inhabit all of the world’s oceans. These large, awe-inspiring animals exhibit complex behaviors such as teaching, cooperation, and grieving. This beautiful, photograph-rich volume looks at whales in their natural habitats, describes their behavior patterns and life cycle, and discusses humans’ impact on these magnificent underwater mammals.

There are many simple ways to recycle, save resources (not to mention: money), and help the planet. This book explains the many things that kids can do to reduce their impact on the environment and improve the world around them. Chapters also suggest subjects kids can investigate to learn more about alternative fuels and other large-scale environmental projects.