New Releases by Catherine Ripley

A collection of short essays which answer questions asked by children.

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The book "shows signs that have different shapes and tells what those signs mean"--Page 4 of cover.

The book explains what kinds of animals are insects.

Gives children the answers to many of the questions they ask about nature, science, and the things they see in the world.

Answers scientific questions inspired by the outdoors, including "why does it smell so fresh after it rains?", "why do dandelions turn white and fluffy?", and "what''s that white line in the sky?"

Answers science questions inspired by working in the kitchen, including "Why are peaches fuzzy?" "How does the fridge keep food cold?" and "Why do ice cubes crack?"

As bedtime draws near, an inventive child asks more and more questions, delaying the inevitable moment of sleep. Colorful and playful illustrations help answer the questions, while soothing a child''s concerns about nighttime and the dark. Full color.

Bathtime is full of questions for all children. Here are satisfying answers to these questions, and explanations of the everyday mysteries of splashy bathtime science.

This book answers some of the questions kids ask during a trip to the supermarket. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.

Illustrations and text introduce two dozen dinosaurs to young readers. Includes games and puzzles.

The feeding and sleeping patterns of various animals through-out the day and night are followed in a rural farm setting.