Books in New True Book series

Describes what it was like during the age of the dinosaurs, recounts the discovery of a rich find of dinosaur fossils in Utah, and looks at the museum and visitors' center that now protects the find

Describes the history, customs, religion, government, homes, and day-to-day life of the Apache people of the Southwest.

Describes the weather conditions that produce storms and the damage that can be done by rain, snow, wind, dust, ice, thunder, lightning, and hail.

Describes the geography, history, people, and culture of Argentina

Whether they use their wings to soar high above the treetops or swim through freezing cold waters, all birds are related. Readers will learn about the different types of birds that make up the 9,600 species living today and find out how birds' unique physical features help them thrive in almost every environment on Earth.

Profiles the forty-fifth president of the United States, covering his childhood, his education, his family, his careers as a real estate mogul and television star, and his election.

Describes the physical characteristics, behavior and natural environment of the mountain lion

A brief history of elections and voting and an explanation of how these procedures work in the United States today

An introduction to the formation and identification of a variety of rocks and minerals.

Describes the physical characteristics and habits of some rain forest mammals including the jaguar, tapir, orangutan, coati, sloth, and howler monkey.

Introduces creatures that inhabit the sea and seashore: animals with fur or shells, fins or legs, spiny skins or soft bodies.

A brief account of circus life as the circus moves from town to town and all prepare for the next show.