Shelley Rotner

Discusses the people who grow the produce, raise the farm animals, and catch the fish that the rest of the world eats.

See the tall buildings. Hear a train speeding by. Smell the nuts roasting at a street stand. The city stimulates all of our senses in exciting ways. This book is a wonderful discussion and activity starter for children who live in or visit the city, and also ideal for classroom use in studying the five senses.

Explains where various foods originate from, how food is grown, and brought to supermarkets and other stores, in simple text with illustrations.

This book contains facts about bone growth, the varieties of bones, and how bones work with other body systems. It includes photographs of people and animals which are overlaid with diagrams of skeletons.

Explores the many different shades of human skin, and points out that skin is just a covering that does not reveal what someone is like inside.

"This introduction to how humans and other animals see also includes an interactive game in which readers guess which eye belongs to which animal."--

In this alliterative story, Patty tries to decide what kind of pet she wants.