Books in Monkey Discovery Library series

Rodeo Barrel Racing (Rodeo Discovery Library) [Jan 01, 2001] McLeese, Tex

Surveys and describes the three main roping events in rodeo: calf roping, steer roping, and team roping.

Introduces the physical characteristics, habits, natural environment, and interactions with human beings of the king snake

Describes the appearance, habitat, and behavior of mako sharks

A brief description of the physical characteristics, habits, and natural environment of the great white shark, considered to be the most dangerous shark of all

Explains the bull riding and bullfighting rodeo events, discussing rules, scoring, and the importance of rodeo clowns who distract the bulls and prevent fallen riders from being gored.

Describes the physical characteristics, habits, and natural environment of the world's most common whale, the finback.

Explains some of the reasons why people celebrate, and describes holidays and festivals from various cultures that mark the changing seasons, holy days, points in the life cycle, sporting events, and public occasions.

An introduction to the rare whale shark, the biggest fish in the world--but harmless to people.

Explains the rodeo events of saddle and bareback bronc riding, providing information about its history, rules, and judging.

The back cover has this nice description. it reads: "Have you ever wanted to join the rodeo? This six-book series shows you just what it takes to compete."

Describes gray whales, where they live, what they eat, and their family life.