Books with author Sara Antill

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.

Young readers have the power to make a difference in their grades, and this helpful volume will teach them simple steps they can take to implement good study habits. Whether its limiting distractions, improving organization, or learning effective study methods, kids will feel encouraged to incorporate these tips into their study sessions. Each chapter covers a different aspect of studying, allowing students build skills and take pride in their accomplishments.

Crocodilian species have been around since dinosaurs roamed the Earth. Seeing these swift and deadly predators in action, it’s no wonder these animals have survived for so long. This informative resource chomps down on the real facts about crocodiles, including their life cycle from hatchling to adult. Fearless readers will enjoy learning about interactions between humans and these formidable reptiles.

Kids can contribute to the fun and function of family life in many ways. This engaging book shows kids how they can help their parents—as well as themselves and their siblings—make 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.

Humans first domesticated horses nearly 4,000 years ago, and they have remained integral to many societies before the invention of motorized vehicles. This volume examines the close relationship between horses and people throughout history. Young equestrians will love learning about the life cycle of horses through accessible text and fun photographs of their favorite gallopers.

Elephants, found throughout Africa and Asia, are the worlds largest land mammals. Unfortunately, African elephants are a threatened species, while Asian elephants are an endangered species. The animals life cycle from birth to adulthood is explained in kid-friendly text and colorful nature photography shows elephants lumbering around in their natural habitats.

Kids will be empowered to learn that they have the ability to make a real difference in the world. This exciting series explores the many ways kids can have a positive effect on themselves, on their family, or on their community. Each volume gives real ways kids can increase their responsibilities to make a difference. Whether its earning extra spending money, establishing good study habits, or improving the community, these books will give young readers tools they can use to make a difference in every aspect of their lives.