Learn how the modern-day descendants of the Nashua Indians and European settlers were able to combat pollution and restore the beauty of the Nashua River in Massachusetts. The book’s beautiful illustrations depict the passage of time from early Native American tribes to modern day.
Once there was a tree and now only the stump remains. But who owns that stump? From the large, lumbering bear that uses it to sharpen his claws, to the tiny ants that make it their home, the stump belongs to everyone.
Night falls in the forest and it’s time to go to sleep. But first, a child explores their senses through their five favorite animals.
When Fox declares that mole must move her hill, mole comes up with a plan to evade the move.
Do you know the length of an otter’s lifetime? Or a giant sequoia tree? Journey through time in this book filled with facts, realistic images, and land upon a beautifully simple message.
Illustrated with beautiful cut-paper collages, this book describes some of the planet’s most extreme environments.
