Most Popular Books by Natalie Lunis

This book is about the co-dependent relationship, or partnership, between plants and animals.

This book is about the coloration of animals, how colors are used in traffic signals, and the color spectrum.

This book is about the evolution of the automobile from the horseless carriages to the hybrid cars of today.

Find out about nature''s fiercest weather and explore how meteorologists predict when and where such weather will occur.

This book is about many of the holidays that are celebrated in the United States.

Find out about how to make greeting cards and gifts using various materials.

Find out about the distinguishing characteristics of fruits and vegetables and how you can grow them in your own kitchen.

The alarm sounds and Lyric bolts into action. Lyric knows just what to do in an emergency. She is a service dog who has been trained to help her owner out of danger. She knocks off the phone receiver and presses the key, calling 911--and saving her owner''s life! Lyric isn''t the only smart dog in the kennel. People are discovering why dogs really are man''s best friend. In Dogs, kids will read many exciting stories of dogs displaying their amazing intelligence. From saving lives, detecting cancer, and communicating using body language, dogs are surprising people with their intelligence and ingenuity. Full-color photographs, a diagram of animal intelligence features, and lively canine anecdotes will engage every smart child.

Presents some basic facts about rocks and geology to students in the lower grades.

Sea slugs are able to hide by changing the color of their bodies. How? They eat something that is a different color. This is just one of many surprising facts children will discover as they enter the weird and watery world of these slimy creatures. In Slimy Sea Slugs, large, colorful photos and clear, grade-appropriate text will engage emergent readers as they learn about the natural habitat, physical characteristics, diet, and behavior of these unusual and unique underwater invertebrates.

"In this book, readers learn about hippos."--

Sea stars don''t have a head or a brain, yet they are still able to hunt for food. How? The answer is just one of many fascinating facts children will discover as they enter the weird and watery world of these headless creatures. In Prickly Sea Stars, large, colorful photos and clear, grade-appropriate text will engage emergent readers as they learn about the natural habitat, physical characteristics, diet, and behavior of these unusual and unique underwater invertebrates.

"Watching the night sky. What have you seen when you''ve looked at the night sky? Does the moon always look the same? Have you even seen a shooting star?"--Back cover.