New Releases by Jinny Johnson

Discover 1000 Facts on Birds, an amazing guide into the world of birds. Facts combined with hundreds of pictures and illustrations along with easy to find information.

Lively text and stunning photographs zoom in on intriquing details explain why one can feel hot and cold things, how animals listen and smell for danger, which animals taste with their feet, and more.

Few spectacles are more mesmerizing to watch than a predator at work, that is, from the safety of an eye-popping book. These titles focus on the tactics predators used to secure a kill. Extraordinary facts, a website directory, project suggestions, connection to folktales, and a glossary enable readers to absorb and familiarize themselves with the amazing world of these predators.

Describes vultures, their habits, where they live, how they defend themselves, and how they are endangered by humans.

Introduces readers to the amazing world of dinosaurs. Learn about dinosaur behavior, the world they lived in, and why they disappeared.

This book examines various facts about birds.

A book that opens the door to the amazing world of the animal kingdom. Excatly 500 numbered fact about animals.

This series encourages children to learn about the world around them through illustrated books, they can journey back to the time of dinosaurs or into the future with airplanes. Each book contains colorful stickers, and a collectable poster is available.

With over 30,000 terms and more than 4,000 exciting illustrations and diagrams, this is the ultimate in dinosaur reference books. A factfinder to extend the knowledge and understanding of everyone.

A reference on dinosaurs for children. It contains all the information the young reader needs to understand the story of the dinosaur. Easy-to-follow coding on each section allows access to information and catalogue spreads provide facts and figures. Illustrated feature spreads concentrate on the specific questions most asked about these amazing reptiles.

Grade level: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, p, e, i, s, t.

Long before humans appeared, reptiles called dinosaurs roamed and ruled the Earth.

Describes the major groups of marine animals, including fish, birds, mammals, and crustaceans.

An in-depth look at how humans breathe.

Provides a look at more than 30 animal skeletons.

When did life begin? When did dinosaurs live? What did the earliest people look like? Do animals see in color? How do parrots talk? What makes lightening happen? Where does the wind come from? How do some plants grow without soil? These are just some of the over 100 intriguing questions that are answered. Written in a straightforward and informative way, this book gives the facts behind the natural world''s most fascinating questions.

The first chapter explores dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures, comparing them with animals today. Following chapters explain how we know what we do, and encourage the budding paleontologist.

Did you know that the eye of the ostrich is larger than the world''s smallest bird?

Provides an introduction to more than 100 insects and arachnids, giving general information about family characteristics and habits, and more specific facts about some species.

An introduction to all kinds of birds from around the world, arranged in such groupings as game birds, seabirds, waterbirds, wading birds, owls and birds of prey, and songbirds.