New Releases by Jinny Johnson

An introduction to the five senses, including sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch, includes projects and activities.

Provides facts and images describing the anatomy, behavior, and habitats of over 1,000 animals from protists to primates.

Using a first-person narrative accompanied by animal facts, this book provides a friendly, personal account of what its like to be a bee. Detailed and scientifically accurate illustrations work seamlessly together with the leveled text. The book offers young students an engaging introduction to nonfiction and provides a valuable resource for STEM programs while supporting the Common Core State Standards.

Conservation strategies are at the heart of this book about life in a polar sea...It describes the interpendence of food and water cycles as well as the need for habitat preservation.

Using a first-person narrative accompanied by animal facts, this book provides a friendly, personal account of what its like to be a spider. Detailed and scientifically accurate illustrations work seamlessly together with the leveled text. The book offers young students an engaging introduction to nonfiction and provides a valuable resource for STEM programs while supporting the Common Core State Standards.

Illustrated scenes and clear descriptions of various kinds of insects are offered in this series aimed at young readers.

Get close to the most amazing animals on the planet with this title. Dramatic photographs of each species are combined with key facts to create a reference book that packs a punch.

This first reader introduces children to the lifecycle of a frog. With illustrations combined with photography and a strongly correlated text these child friendly layouts help readers discover the animal, its habitat and lifecycle. A summary ends the book.

This first reader introduces children to the lifecycle of a fox. With illustrations combined with photography and a strongly correlated text these child friendly layouts help readers discover the animal, its habitat and lifecycle. A summary ends the book.

This first reader introduces children to the lifecycle of a oak tree. With illustrations combined with photography and a strongly correlated text these child friendly layouts help readers discover the tree, its habitat and lifecycle. A summary ends the book.

Introduces readers to such animals as the golden lion tamarin, parrot, river dolphin, and ocelot.

Being Safe is a fun way to introduce important concepts and new vocabulary to young readers. Open-ended questions are posed, encouraging discussion and inviting children to think about how to deal with the dangers they might face in everyday life.

These comprehensive guides contain more than 350 full-color, beautifully detailed illustrations that provide a visual catalog of the many dinosaurs that once roamed the Earth.

This book describes how to care for pet mice and rats.

POP-UP & LIFT-THE-FLAP BOOKS. In this book, the questions uncover essential and extraordinary facts about the animals that live in jungles and rainforests, from the monkeys that leap through the treetops to the creatures that snuffle around on the forest floor. Ages 2+.

Describes the behavior of hamsters and gerbils and how to choose and care for hamsters and gerbils as pets.

"Describes the behavior of dogs and puppies and how to choose and care for pet dogs"--Provided by publisher.

Describes the behavior of rabbits and how to choose and care for pet rabbits.

A compendium of tracking information on animals, both exotic and familiar.

This book explains guinea pig''s behaviour and needs. It help young people get to know their pets and look after them better. -- Publisher details.

Cartographer Suki West describes what maps are, explains how different kinds of maps can be used, and discusses their importance and how they have been created in the past, in a text with liftable flaps which provide additional information.

Introduces the social behavior, feeding and reproductive habits, and family life of chimpanzees, both in their native habitats in the wild and in the zoo.

Lovers of beauty and creativity will experience Gehry''s deconstructive designs in the interactive Frank Gehry in Pop-Up. The curious will peruse his personal history and lifeworks to get to know the man behind the buildings.In addition to amazing photographs, Frank Gehry in Pop-Up features three-dimensional, full-spread pop-ups of the Guggenheim in Bilbao, Venice Beach House in California, Der Neue Zollhof in Dusseldorf, Experience Music Project in Seattle and the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles.Readers will compare and contrast Gehry''s many different sides, from the whimsical laid-back Californian to the closet elitist-and sometimes obsessive perfectionist.

Describes rain forest ecosystems and the animals that live in them.

Introduces the feeding, mating, and social habits of lions, both in their native habitat in the wild and in the zoo.

Introduces the feeding, mating, social, and defensive habits of parrots, both in their native habitats in the wild and in the zoo.

Ever wonder who would have been champ and who would have ended up as dinner if Tyrannosaurus rex had battled with Triceratops? Or who would have limped away with its tail between its legs if Allosaurus had ambushed Diplodocus? For the first time ever, learn the answers to these and hundreds of other terrifying questions in this awesome look at the world of prehistoric reptiles. --Amazon.com.