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Rain Forest Animals
JoAnn Early Macken, Paul Hess
Library Binding (Gareth Stevens Pub, Dec. 1, 2001)Simple text and illustrations introduce various animals that live in rain forests.
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In the Forest
Barbara Bakowski, Laura Ottina, Sebastiano Ranchetti
Paperback (Weekly Reader/Gareth Stevens Pub, July 1, 2009)Weekly Reader® books introduce beginning readers to common concepts in the early elementary curriculum. Simple yet engaging text supports phonemic awareness and promotes sight recognition of words. In Learn With Animals, playful rhymes and colorful art lead children on an animal adventure through a variety of habitats.
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In The Forest
Peter Riley
Hardcover (Wayland, )None
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Rain Forest Animals
Angela Wilkes, Belinda Webster
Paperback (World Book Inc, June 15, 1999)Book by Wilkes, Angela, Webster, Belinda
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Animal Faces in the Forest
Hannah Kate Sackett
Hardcover (Brighter Child, June 4, 2003)Animal Faces is a new series of books that captures the wonderful diversity of nature in the faces of animals. So much about an animal can be understood by looking at the characteristics of it's face—how it survives, how it sees, hears, tastes, and smells, how it stenches danger, how it communicates, and even how it attracts a mate or lures prey within striking distance.The characteristics of each of the faces featured in this book help animals thrive in forest habitats. Learn how the wild boar defends itself, and how the beaver uses its remarkable teeth to build its home. The colorful, detailed, and accurate portraits of animal faces—big and small—give a new meaning to in-your-face artwork. Whether among the undergrowth or the trees, in a river or the sky, Animal Faces In the Forest creates an amazing animal adventure you're sure to enjoy!
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Animals of the Rain Forest
Lynn M. Stone
Library Binding (Rourke Pub Group, Sept. 1, 1994)Discusses the physical characteristics and habits of rain forest animals.
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In the Forest
Alexa Andrews, Candice Keimig
Hardcover (Penguin Young Readers, Sept. 26, 2013)Learn all about what lives and grows in the forest in the three stories of this Level 1 nonfiction reader. Deer and other wildlife, trees and other plant life, and much more are found In the Forest!
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Rain Forest Animals
Sharon Gordon, Nanci R Vargus Ed.D.
Library Binding (Cavendish Square Publishing, Sept. 1, 2008)Gordon, Sharon
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In the Forest
Barbara Bakowski, Laura Ottina, Sebastiano Ranchetti
Library Binding (Weekly Reader/Gareth Stevens Pub, July 1, 2009)Weekly Reader® books introduce beginning readers to common concepts in the early elementary curriculum. Simple yet engaging text supports phonemic awareness and promotes sight recognition of words. In Learn With Animals, playful rhymes and colorful art lead children on an animal adventure through a variety of habitats.
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Forest Animals
Christopher Butz
Library Binding (Heinemann/Raintree, Nov. 1, 2002)Describes the physical characteristics, behavior, adaptations, and life cycle of four forest animals: the red-shouldered hawk, praying mantis, red deer, and king cobra.
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Timmy and the forest animals
Monsit Jangariyawong
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, July 11, 2016)Crash landing into the forest and finding himself alone, without his parents, or friends was a terrible way for Timmy the robot boy to start what was going to be a very fun family vacation. But crashing into the forest were the least of Timmy’s problems. Being told he was different, getting lost in the big forest without friends and attempting a daring rescue would test Timmy in more ways than he thought possible. Join Timmy in this charming adventure and learn about the power of friendships and having good friends, no matter how different you are.
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A Tent in the Forest
Marian Moore Lewis
Paperback (Trafford Publishing, June 12, 2008)When the forest is demolished, Pipsissewa, a tiny fairy, loses home and friends. Grief-stricken, she migrates south on a goose's back. At Tylaggy, Pipsissewa discovers tent-weaving spiders and unexpected friendship.