Books with author Tanya Turner

The English Angora Rabbit is a species of rabbit – more specifically, a species of Angora Rabbit. This is a VERY hairy rabbit. It might even look like a really hairy dog. As with the other types of Angora Rabbits, the English Angora Rabbit is popular because of its wool. This rabbit is literally covered with wool – not only on its body but even its face, legs, and feet. You will hardly recognize an English Angora Rabbit when its wool is grown out. You might actually mistake it for a ball of cotton. Do you like rabbits? Well, prepare to fall in love with the English Angora Rabbit.

The Alpaca is a species of Camelid. Camels also belong to this group and they are related to Alpacas. However, Alpacas look more like llamas – which are also species of Camelid.Although they are not mainly kept as pets, they are bred and maintained for their fiber – or their coats.Alpaca hair can be made into hats, sweaters, scarves, gloves, socks, blankets, and other types of bedding. They also come in different colors, so their products are also colorful.Excited to learn more about Alpacas? Get a copy of this book and discover more fascinating information about this animal.

The Glass Frog is a species of frog that has a body that looks like it’s made out of glass. It has transparent skin on its belly. You can literally see the insides of a Glass Frog and you won’t believe your eyes.Most species of Glass Frogs live in the forests of Mexico, Panama, Venezuela, Bolivia, Argentina, Brazil, and the Amazon.If you are familiar with frogs, you know that they usually lay their eggs in the water. However, that’s not the case with Glass Frogs. As a Glass Frog, the female will lay her eggs on leaves of trees that are hanging over bodies of water (creaks, streams, rivers). Sometimes, the eggs are also laid along rocks that are located near waterfalls. The goal is to have the tadpoles fall into the water when the eggs hatch.Excited to learn more about the Glass Frog? Get a copy of this book and discover more fascinating information about this animal.

Having a best friend is having a sister, ally and confidante all in one. She is one person who knows you the best and supports you in everything that you do. We love spending time with our best friend and time goes by so quickly when we are having fun with our best bud.''300 Fun Things to Do with Your Best Friend Forever (BFF)'' list down entertaining and productive activities you can do with your best pal. These activities will strengthen your friendship and help you discover activities that both of you haven't tried before.Hurry and get a copy and have fun doing these activities with your best friend forever!

What is a Dung Beetle? But before we answer that we have to know what dung is. Dung means feces, excrement, manure…or in the other words “poop.” So, what does a Dung Beetle do? What does it eat? Where does it live? Dung Beetles are small insects measuring about 3 centimeters long and 2 centimeters wide. A quick description of them is that they are very dependent on poop. Yes, they can’t live without poop. But before you get grossed out with that description, this insect has interesting characteristics that will leave you in awe of this unique creature. More trivia and fascinating information with beautiful and colorful pictures of Dung Beetles are featured in this book especially made for young learners.

Dumbo Octopuses are the rarest kind of Octopus – that’s why not too many people are aware of this type of octopus.You might be thinking to yourself – why is it called “Dumbo”? Well, if you are familiar with Walt Disney’s Dumbo, you will understand why.In the animated movie entitled Dumbo, Dumbo is a baby elephant with unusually big ears. Dumbo Octopuses are called as such because they have fins that look like ears. Obviously these are not really ears, but fins. However, when you look at the fins which are located just above their eyes, they do look like ears because of their shape and location.If you want to know more about this unique creature, keep reading. This book will take you into the wonderful world of Dumbo Octopuses.

Coloring is a fun way for Toddlers to learn basic concepts like ABC, numbers, shapes and colors. This book contains cute illustrations of animals that feature each letter of the alphabet. Numbers are presented in illustrations they can count and color. Toddlers learn about shapes as they color images that represent that shape – square, rectangle, circle, oval, triangle, diamond and star. The basic colors are presented and your child will get to color a picture that needs to be colored in that particular hue. A truly exciting and fun book of learning for toddlers!!!

The Hagfish somewhat looks like a snake, but it looks more like an eel. As you can already tell, snakes and eels are long-shaped sea creatures – and so is the Hagfish. Since it looks more like an eel, it is sometimes called a “slime eel.”Since it is a slime eel, the Hagfish has lots AND LOTS of that slimy stuff. The Hagfish mostly uses its slime to defend itself.The average length of a Hagfish is about 19 inches, but there are reported cases of this species of fish that reached more than four feet in length (that’s even taller than a small child!).Excited to learn more about the Hagfish? Get a copy of this book and discover more fascinating information about this animal.

Do you know who Henry Ford is? As a child Henry Ford has already been fascinated by machinery. When he was a young teenager he would dismantle and build again the watch given by his father to see how it works. This interest in machinery led Henry Ford revolutionized the American industry of transportation and allowed people to purchase vehicles that they could truly afford. Back in those days, vehicles were very expensive. With the introduction of Ford’s automobiles, cars became practical, convenient, and affordable modes of transportation. Thanks to Henry Ford, many people are able to afford and buy cars. Learn more Henry Ford biography for kids with “Who Was Henry Ford?” and discover more fascinating information about him.

The Bush Viper is a specie of snake. Snakes can be beautiful, interesting – and deadly. If a snake is venomous, this works like a poison and can kill a person. The Bush Viper is actually a type of snake that has venom – making it not only scary but dangerous as well. Still, it can’t be denied that this kind of snake is fascinating because of its uniqueness and overall qualities. Excited to learn more about the Bush Viper? Get a copy of this book and discover more fascinating information about this animal.

Do you like Math? Or is it your least favorite subject in school? When Blaise Pascal was young, his father, Etienne didn’t like the way the school taught his children, so he decided that he would be the one to teach them. He taught them different languages, such as Latin and Greek, but he didn't teach them mathematics and geometry. He thought that mathematics was too interesting and that they would avoid studying other subjects if they study it. But his father’s decision of not teaching mathematics and geometry just made Blaise Pascal more curious about it. He became very interested in science and math.In “Who Was Blaise Pascal?” by Tanya Turner know more amusing trivia about this great mathematician and philosopher. Through this book discover his work, inventions and his love for Mathematics.Have a copy and enjoy learning about Blaise Pascal!