Books published by publisher Sierra Club Juveniles

Investigates the depths of animal intelligence and introduces Darrell the chimp, who is learning fractions; Ruby, an elephant who creates abstract art with brushes and paints; and others. By the author of Do Not Disturb.

A straightforward text, detailed drawings, and full-color photographs present information on the class of animals that includes creatures ranging from chameleons to crocodiles.

Introduces the physical characteristics, habits, and habitats of the many eagle species.

A collection of information, games, and activities about journeying, this book takes youngsters through the history of travel and instructs them in the adventurous art of making one's way

An informative look at the great apes provides an overview of the primate family and their distinctive characteristics; offers separate profiles of the chimpanzee, gorilla, and orangutan; and provides vivid, close-up photographs.

In clear, economical prose, acclaimed science writer Seymour Simon describes wolves' habits and habitats, and explains the complex social hierarchy that rules a pack. Illustrated with 18 striking, full-color photographs.

As summer brings more activity to the Arctic, a harp seal pup encounters danger from both animal and human hunters

Full-color photographs and an informative text teach young readers about the elephant, examining its physical features, habitat, history, and characteristics. By the author of Seals.

Double-page illustrations present scenes from a variety of environments, special "Up Close" features focus on specific elements of nature, and diagrams outline the life cycles of selected plants and animals.

A look at insects offers a combination of clear, straightforward text--which discusses the basic concepts of insect biology--and stunning, full-color photographs.

Describes the use of trickery and camouflage by many animal species to protect themselves, to obtain food, and to attract mates

Enhanced by more than forty full-color photographs, this informative study introduces young readers to the eight modern-day species of bears, discussing their evolution, habitats, behavior, life cycles, and more.