New Releases by Lisa Trumbauer

What did America look like long ago? Where did the first Americans live? Who sailed to America in 1492? This book will help you discover what life was like during the time of the first Americans.

After boarding the wrong school bus on Halloween, a young boy finds himself surrounded by ghosts, witches, mummies, and monsters.

Simple text and photographs describe life in small towns including its neighborhoods, shops, and parks.

Describes the physical features of the National parks, and provides information on some of the plant and animal species that can be found there.

"Simple text and photos present the concept that objects can be grouped in different ways to equal ten"--Provided by publisher.

Text and pictures present the different forms water can take including rain, snow, ice, hail, dew, steam, and fog.

This book describes how orange juice is made.

You are in a foreign country, and you have only a compass and some maps. Read this book and learn how to find your way around.

Examines stone and the many different ways it has been used.

This book introduces the Amazon rain forest, presenting information on its trees, plants, and animals.

"Simple text and photographs present an introduction to the golden retriever breed, its growth from puppy to adult, and pet care information"--Provided by publisher.

Examines counting with animals.

Simple text and photographs describe life in a city and highlights the different neighborhoods, buildings, transportation and housing found in a city.

Simple text and photographs describe life in suburbs including suburban neighborhoods, schools, and shops.

Microbiology in houses for juvenile children.

Looks at what happens to a card after it is put in the mailbox, focusing on the work done by the mail carrier, from the time he or she empties the mailboxes to the card's arrival at the recipient's home.

Text and photographs introduce mountains and their features, such as foothills, the summit. Also highlights Mount McKinely.

Rookie Read-About Science series.

Text and pictures introduce the biography of Sam Houston, who served as governor of Texas after helping fight for the region's independence from Mexico.

Simple language and bright pictures introduce children to atoms, the building blocks of all matter.

Illustrations and rhyming text describe how loose teeth come out.

Photographs and easy-to-read text introduce the major food groups and explain the nutritional contributions of each.

Describes the physical characteristics, habits, and stages of development of rabbits.

Describes the physical characteristics, habits, and stages of development of penguins.

Describes the physical characteristics, habits, and stages of development of grasshoppers.

Introduce young readers to common occupations through this informative series. Simple text and engaging photographs emphasize how workers help people every day. Close photo-text matches support early readers. This series explores and supports the standard "Production, Distribution, and Consumption," as required by the National Council for the Social Studies.

Introduces subtraction by showing groups of different objects, taking some away, and asking the reader how many are left.

Explores some of the ways that animals and people use plants for food and shelter.

Describes the physical characteristics, habits, and stages of development of a cow.