Full AspenCat Catalog

Introduces the world's smallest, largest, strongest, fastest, and slowest creatures, their characteristics, and behavior

Discusses the truth behind such beliefs as "Cats can see in total darkness," "Cats have nine lives," and "A cat signals its feelings with its tail." A purr-fect way for young children to learn about cats and their behavior. "The True-or-False Book of Cats" presents information on cat history, science, legend, language, and mysteries. Full color.

Presents the stories of three amazing animals, including Einstein the genius parrot, Otis the skydiving dog, and Mudslinger a performing pig.

In this book you will learn where the word iguana came from, how many eggs are in a clutch, and how iguanas break their tails to escape predators. Raise a healthier pet by learning about cages, sunlamps, how to choose a healthy baby iguana, and more.

These animal facts are sure to make just about everyone smile and sometimes go "awwwe!" Little readers will learn a cute or funny fact about some of their favorite animals. A colorful, full-bleed photograph will accompany each fact and will certainly attract reluctant readers too.--

Definitions for everyday words, such as "fair" and "cooperation," are presented to youngsters in order to demonstrate important life lessons with regard to managing day-to-day choices, problems, and situations in a young person's world.

Illustrations and brief text present aspects of the lives of the many varied native peoples across North America.

Explains that different kinds of animals such as mice, rabbits, and bobcats, need to move fast in order to catch things to eat or to get away from danger.

Spooky spiders, lurking leeches, buggy beetles are all in this spine-tingling non-fiction book. The reader will be introduced to the scariest, spookiest creatures on earth.

Discusses various types of plants, their habitats, ecosystems and more.