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As of this moment the following titles are still in print. HOWEVER, with many of the older titles the stock is low so it is likely that they will soon go out of print. Even new books tend to go out of print more quickly than they used to, so my advice is that when you see a book you want to have, get it, because it may not be available later. Most bookstores carry a few of my newer titles. For other titles they are always happy to order the books for you and are usually able to get them within a few days.
(All titles in hardback unless otherwise noted)
An intrepid lighthouse keeper keeps the Angel Island fog bell ringing after the San Francisco earthquake of 1906. Illustrations by Rachell Sumpter.
Follow a classroom of kindergarteners as they grow vegetables in their school garden. Photographs by Caroline Arnold.
Follow a classroom of kindergarteners as they raise painted lady butterflies. Photographs by Caroline Arnold.
Follow a classroom of kindergarteners as they hatch chicks in an incubator. Photographs by Caroline Arnold.
Discover living animals remarkably similar to their fossil ancestors. Illustrated by Andrew Plant.
This book for primary grades, illustrated with colorful cut paper art by Caroline Arnold, follows a 24 cycle of life in the Amazon rain forest.
This book for young readers, illustrated with colorful cut paper art by Caroline Arnold, follows a 24 cycle of life in the Sonoran desert.
Illustrated with colorful cut paper art by Caroline Arnold, this book for primary grades follows a 24 cycle of activity on the prairie.
This book for young readers follows a 24 cycle of activity in a North American deciduous forest. Illustrated with cut-paper art by Caroline Arnold.
Discover the remarkable--and similar--ways in which humans and animals adapt to heat and cold. Illustrated by Annie Patterson.
This book for children 7-10, is an updated and reillustrated version of The Skeletal System (Lerner, 2005).
This book for children 8-11, illustrated with colorful art by Jamie Hogan, examines the effects of climate change on wildlife.
This book for primary grades, illustrated with colorful cut paper art by Caroline Arnold, follows two polar bear cubs as they grow up in the icy world of the Arctic.
This book for young readers, illustrated with colorful cut paper art by Caroline Arnold, follows a baby walrus as it grows up in the cold waters of the Arctic.
Wiggle and Waggle are worms. They work in the garden. Meet these two wiggly, waggly heroes in five wormy chapters for beginning readers.
Illustrated with colorful cut paper art by Caroline Arnold, this book for primary grades follows two Adelie penguin chicks as they grow up in Antarctica.
This book for primary grades, illustrated with colorful cut paper art by Caroline Arnold, follows a baby wombat as it grows up in the Australian forest.
This book, beautifully illustrated by Patricia Wynne, looks at how feathers, body structure, and wings vary from bird to bird. Readers will learn the mechanics of bird flight from takeoff to landing and discover how wing types meet the survival needs of each species.
This book, filled with fifty nifty hands-on activities, provides exciting ways to learn about latitude and longitude, maps, climate, natural features of the earth, and other geographical concepts.