Books in Animal Family Books, series

There are few things cuter than animals, but where do they start out? From life on the farm to the big world beyond, this set examines how animals grow from babies to adults. Young readers will discover how a calf grows into a cow and how a pup grows into a shark deep in the ocean, all while learning valuable lessons about science. This early reader set gets young readers excited about learning through full-page photographs and easy-to-understand photo glossaries. The low-ATOS narratives are perfect for any reader ready to discover the how animals make families. Features include: High-interest topic that appeals to developing readers. Introduction to informational-text features such as an index and table of contents. ATOS reading levels below 1.0.

Ducks are found in nearly every country around the world, which means most people can recognize these quacking creatures and their ducklings. While ducklings usually learn to swim only a few days after they've hatched, there's still a lot for them to learn from their mothers before they're ready to go out on their own. Through this book's easy-to-read low-ATOS text, young readers will learn how a duckling goes from downy soft to feathered friend. Featuring full-page colored photographs and a photo glossary, this book is perfect for early learners ready to discover new things.

Owls are amazing animals in their own right, but baby owlets are unbelievably cute! These bright-eyed creatures are great nocturnal hunters, stalking prey with their incredible eyesight. This charming book explores how they live their lives and survive in the trees. With vibrant full-color photographs and accessible text, this book brings young readers into the wild world of these feathered creatures, exploring how owlets become owls in an engaging introduction to the concept of life cycles.

More than half of the world's rabbit population is found in North America, and that makes for a lot of kits. This common creature can move its ears independently and uses this skill to hear if a hungry predator is coming from any direction. This low-ATOS book helps readers learn how a fluffy kit grows into a fluffier rabbit that they might keep as a pet or see hopping around outside. With full-page photographs, an accessible photo-based glossary, and easy-to-read narrative, this book will help early readers get excited about learning and reading.

More than half of the world's rabbit population is found in North America, and that makes for a lot of kits. This common creature can move its ears independently and uses this skill to hear if a hungry predator is coming from any direction. This low-ATOS book helps readers learn how a fluffy kit grows into a fluffier rabbit that they might keep as a pet or see hopping around outside. With full-page photographs, an accessible photo-based glossary, and easy-to-read narrative, this book will help early readers get excited about learning and reading.

Mother cows never forget their calves and take care of them even when they're all grown up. Farmers say mother cows will often pamper their children in the fields, staying close to their families long into adulthood. This absorbing text explores how cows raise their calves on the farm and how the farmers help them do it. Young readers are encouraged to learn about these friendly farm animals through full-page photographs and easy-to-read language, all designed to teach how fun it is to learn new things.

Every goat has its own special accent and mother goats use it to pick their babies out of the crowd. It doesn't take long from the moment they're born for these playful creatures to start bounding and causing mischief. Your readers will delve into beautiful full-page photographs of the fun-filled life of a goat, starting from their very first steps to adulthood on a farm and high in the mountains. Low-ATOS text helps young readers learn and explore how goats make their families.