Books published by publisher StarWalk Kids Media

We know what a wheel is, but do we really know all that it does? Everywhere you look, there are wheels - wheels that deliver things, wheels that help people do their jobs, and wheels that help build and fix things. Through lively, colorful photographs and simple text, Wheels Around depicts the many uses of wheels in everyday life - in the country and the city, at work and at play.

Life in ancient Egypt in both words and pictures. You will learn about the lives of Pharaohs, the talents of the scribes, ancient Egyptian burial rites, and the world-famous pyramids. Best of all, Drawing History: Ancient Egypt will teach you how to draw the people, costumes, and artifacts of this fascinating civilization with a simple step-by-step technique that's as easy to follow as it is fun to learn.

Without words, Emily Arnold McCully tells the rambunctious tale of four kittens whose mama has gone off hunting for food. When she accidentally gets shut up in the feed barn, the kittens are free to go exploring. But their mischief-making leads to a run-in with a hungry hawk! Luckily, help comes their way from the most unexpected of places. And four weary kittens are finally reunited with their ever-so-grateful mama.

Planet Earth moves through the vast reaches of the space like a ship sails through the waves at sea. Like the passengers on a ship, we are all shipmates on the huge spaceship we call Earth. So begins the newest book from Seymour Simon, who covers geography, climate, weather, population and more in this fascinating volume, the first in a new series. A StarWalk Kids Digital Original Book.

Growing to weights of 10 tons and distinguished by enormous curling tusks, mammoths were the largest land animals of the Ice Age. In this meticulously researched, clear, and accessible book, award-winning nonfiction author Caroline Arnold describes the natural history of mammoths, highlighting their physical features and adaptation to the environment. Laurie Caple’s stunning, scientifically accurate watercolors complement the text and provide an intriguing look at these huge creatures.

In the wild, cheetahs are among the most endangered species. Hunting, disease, and destruction of their natural habitat have all played a part in reducing the world population. This lively photo essay introduces young readers to this sleek and beautiful big cat. The clear text and forty breathtaking full-color photographs highlight the cheetah’s unique physical characteristics and describe its daily life, habits, and plight, both in captivity and in the wild.

This book of silly dinosaur riddles will tickle your funny bone!Using simple humor and clever, funny illustrations, this educational eBook introduces children to the names, spellings and pronunciations of a range of dinosaurs, some of which even adults may never have heard of!Why did the T-Rex cross the road? And, what should you do if you find a blue Triceratops? Beloved children’s science author Seymour Simon and his longtime collaborator, the hilarious illustrator Dennis Kendrick, team up on an original eBook of dinosaur riddles for digital kids. In this Read and Listen Book™, readers can choose between “Let Me Read,” “Read To Me,” and “Auto-Play” formats. Edition also includes word highlighting. (Ages 6 – 11)