Books in Bird Discovery Library series

Bargar, Sherie, Johnson, Linda, Van Horn, George

Describes, in text and illustrations, various aspects of day-to-day life in ancient Rome.

Describes some of the different sub-species of wolves that can be found around the world.

Describes the physical characteristics, habits, and natural environment of the large, hairy spiders that build hinged trapdoors at the entrance of their burrows

Describes the habitat, lifestyle, infancy, predators, relationship with humans, and future of this large African monkey

Answers questions about the history, uses, and methods of producing wool

Discusses reasons that wolves were almost hunted out of existence in the United States and efforts to reintroduce these animals to certain areas of the northern United States.

An introduction to the iguana family, their characteristics, behavior, and usefulness to humans

Describes aspects of life in India, including customs, housing, food, work, clothing, and festivals

Focuses on the natural history of animals that live underground

Ties in with elementary curricula and standards-of-learning addressing the living plant world.

Describes the physical characteristics, behavior, and individual species of turtles