Books with title White Grizzly

In the second book of Mary Peace Finley's Santa Fe Trail Trilogy, young Julio Montoya travels the Santa Fe Trail in 1845 in search of his Anglo grandfather and clues to his past. On his journey, Julio is attacked by a grizzly, treated by a Cheyenne healer, left to die by Texas freebooters, captured by Pawnee, and protected by a powerful spirit. EVVY Award Winner from Colorado Independent Publishers Association Ben Franklin Award finalist from Independent Book Publishers Association. "Intelligently written, and dappled with rich details of the period, this exciting tale is well suited for young adults....Finley's vivid recreation of the time just prior to the Mexican-American War is irresistible." — Today's Librarian "The action never ceases." — Booklist "White Grizzly is an electrifying, page-turner of an historical novel written and highly recommended for young readers ages 10 and older." — Midwest Book Review "The story is entertaining and the historical framework viable." — School Library Journal

In 1845, when he leaves the Cheyenne village where he has been living and sets out from Bent's Fort along the Sante Fe Trail in search of his white grandfather, Julio faces danger from renegade Texans, the Pawnee Indians, and a grizzly bear, before finding where he truly belongs.In 1845, when he leaves the Cheyenne village where he has been living and sets out from Bent's Fort along the Sante Fe Trail in search of his white grandfather, Julio faces danger from renegade Texans, the Pawnee Indians, and a grizzly bear, before finding where he truly belongs.

Spend a year in the wilds of Alaska with the most ferocious of American mammals. From spring thaw through the endless light of Arctic summer, from the spectacular and panoramic color of the short Alaskan autumn to the deep snows of the bitter polar winter, noted wildlife photographer Michio Hoshimo tracks a family of Alaskan grizzlies. In photograph after fascinating photograph, he captures the intimate details of their lives in the wild, whether at play or on the hunt. This is wildlife photography at its very finest, set against the rugged and awesome beauty of the Alaskan wilderness.

Justin McCallister loves life on his aunt and uncle's Montana sheep ranch...until a grizzly bear begins terrorizing the livestock, injuring Justin's collie, Radar, and killing his pet lamb, Blue. Justin decides to take matters into his own hands and sets out to track down the bear. But things become more dangerous than Justin ever could have imagined when he comes face-to-face with the grizzly.

In 1845, when he leaves the Cheyenne village where he has been living and sets out from Bent's Fort along the Sante Fe Trail in search of his white grandfather, Julio faces danger from renegade Texans, the Pawnee Indians, and a grizzly bear, before finding where he truly belongs.In 1845, when he leaves the Cheyenne village where he has been living and sets out from Bent's Fort along the Sante Fe Trail in search of his white grandfather, Julio faces danger from renegade Texans, the Pawnee Indians, and a grizzly bear, before finding where he truly belongs.

Justin McCallister loves life on his aunt and uncle's Montana sheep ranch...until a grizzly bear begins terrorizing the livestock, injuring Justin's collie, Radar, and killing his pet lamb, Blue. Justin decides to take matters into his own hands and sets out to track down the bear. But things become more dangerous than Justin ever could have imagined when he comes face-to-face with the grizzly.

Spend a year in the wilds of Alaska with the most ferocious of American mammals. From spring thaw through the endless light of Arctic summer, from the spectacular and panoramic color of the short Alaskan autumn to the deep snows of the bitter polar winter, noted wildlife photographer Michio Hoshimo tracks a family of Alaskan grizzlies. In photograph after fascinating photograph, he captures the intimate details of their lives in the wild, whether at play or on the hunt. This is wildlife photography at its very finest, set against the rugged and awesome beauty of the Alaskan wilderness.

What can weigh over 1000 pounds, can climb a 50-foot tree and run faster than a race horse?What animal eats mostly berries, nuts and fruits and can still easily crush a bowling ball with its huge powerful jaws?What animal can smell you coming from over 15 miles (24 km) away?The answer to all of the above is … a Grizzly!These huge creatures are mild mannered until they feel threatened. Then the Grizzly becomes one of the most ferocious animals on Earth, and even more so if it believes it’s young may be in danger!Filled with full color illustrations, fascinating facts and easy to understand text.“…We have read many of TJ Rob's books and recommend them for kids and adults alike.”This book is aimed at young readers - from 6 to 8, but will delight all ages!If you love Bears and want to learn more about the world of these huge creatures, get your copy of “Grizzly” today.TJ Rob — www.TJRob.comFor a FREE eBook please visit www.TJRob.comBook Contents:1. Discovering the World Around Us2. What are Grizzlies?3. How did Grizzlies get their name?4. What color are Grizzlies?5. How big is a Grizzly?6. How to spot a Grizzly ...7. Where do Grizzlies live in the wild today?8. Where do Grizzlies like to live?9. How many are left in the wild?10. How long do Grizzlies live?11. Are there differences between Grizzlies and Black bears?12. What does a Grizzly eat?13. Some of a Grizzly’s favorite foods14. How often does a Grizzly eat?15. How do Grizzlies hunt?16. How fast can a Grizzly run?17. Do Grizzlies climb trees?18. How far do Grizzlies roam?19. What about Grizzly cubs?20. How do Grizzlies communicate with one another?21. What happens when Grizzlies hibernate in the Winter?22. True Hibernation or something else?23. Are Grizzlies dangerous to humans?24. Grizzly Fun Facts25. Don’t miss these other exciting Books by TJ Rob