New Releases by Helen Frost

Simple text presents facts about the properties and behavior of water in the state of a gas.

Explains how and why Memorial Day came to be celebrated as a national holiday in the United States.

Simple text and photographs show fats, oils, and sugary foods, and explain how you can make healthy food choices.

Simple text and photographs explain Independence Day, how and why we celebrate it to honor the founding of the United States.

Text and photographs show what water does in the body and why it is essential to our health.

Text and photographs show what water does in the body and why it is essential to our health.

Simple text and photographs explain Presidents'' Day and why we celebrate it to honor those who have been president.

Listening to a whispered secret, sniffing a fragrant flower, tasting a juicy watermelon--help young readers explore the world using their senses. Clear information presents the organs responsible for each sense and how they work.

A look at a dentist''s office, including the equipment found there, what the dentist does during a typical check-up, and explains what a cavity is.

Describes the nests of various types of birds and the materials used to build them, including the grass and twig nests of robins, the moss and spider web nests of hummingbirds, and the big stick nests of eagles.

Describes the development of baby birds after they hatch, including their feeding, growth of feathers, and first flight.

Describes and identifies various bird eggs by their size, color, and pattern, including those of the American robin, the common loon, a cardinal, ostrich, owl, and a blue jay.

An introduction to the stages a caterpillar goes through as it develops from an egg to eventually becoming a butterfly.

An introduction to where and how butterflies lay their eggs, and various appearances that the eggs may take.

Examines the colors and patterns of various butterfly wings.

An introduction to the physical characteristics and behavior of monarch butterflies, including their migration.