Best Selling Books by Susan Ring

"Simple text and photos present basic traffic rules"--Provided by publisher.

When little turtle breaks free from his egg he is ready to find his home, but a wrong turn gets him lost in the big, new world.

Presents the things that everyone needs, as well as things some people want, and invites the reader to consider his or her own wants and needs.

This book introduces dogs and the jobs that they perform.

This book describes snow and discusses blizzards, whiteouts, and weather predictions.

Examines the countries within North America.

This book describes the places where people live and work, such as near the ocean, on the plains, in the rain forest, and in the desert.

Introduces different kinds of light, the properties of light, and how light can create shadows of different shapes and sizes.

Presents an introduction to scientists, in simple text with illustrations, describing the work they do in the wild, under the sea, about the past, and in outer space.

Simple text and photos are used to present the responsibility of caring for pets.

"Simple texts and photos show that animals can be big or small and can be sorted into groups by their size"--Provided by publisher.

A very simple introduction to the ocean, the plant and animal life within it, and how people use it.

Simple text and photos present some of the patterns in nature and in everyday things.

What have you seen that is made of glass?

Introduces the seasonal weather cycle to children and the types of activities they can do in each season.

A brief statement of the process of gathering, making, and selling maple syrup.

This book introduces Mexico, describing the land, the cities, and the arts.

This book traces the history of boats, from canoes to submersible boats to study the bottom of the ocean.

Photographs and easy-to-read text introduce wings, some of the birds and insects that have wings, and different ways they use them.

A simple introduction to how the sun and its warmth affect the Earth.

A very simple introduction to various mammals and some of their characteristics.

Introduces words associated with location by showing animals on, in, under, or above objects.

Simple text and photographs present different coins and explain the value of each alone and in different combinations.

Text and photographs introduce animals and plants of the rain forest, grouped to provide practice in counting.

Photographs and simple text explore the different modes of transportation used by people around the world.

Simple text and photos show that animals can be big or small and can be sorted into groups by their size.

Simple text through illustrations showing several people in different types of work helping one another.

Manny and the tools are on the way to Mrs. Portillo''s house for some of her delicious homemade cookies. There is just one problem—Mrs. Portillo''s oven have broken and her new one is stuck outside on her porch. Manny and the tools are on the case adjusting Mrs. Portillo''s doors so they can fit the new oven inside the house. The reward for all their hard work? All the freshly baked cookies they can eat! Preschoolers will find reading easy with this Pre-Level 1 Early Reader.

The fifth planet from the Sun, Jupiter is the largest planet in the solar system. Jupiter is a giant planet made up of swirling gases and powerful winds. Learn these facts and more in Jupiter, an Exploring Our Solar System book.

In 1871, Betsey Williams, a descendant of Roger Williams, founder of Providence, Rhode Island, willed her family''s 102-acre farm to the city. One year later, the park added a small collection of animals, creating Roger Williams Park Zoo, the third-oldest zoo in the country. As the animal collection developed, so too did the landscape of Roger Williams Park, with the entire collection eventually becoming consolidated into a localized area within the park, forming what is today known as Roger Williams Park Zoo. Owned by the City of Providence and operated by the Rhode Island Zoological Society, the zoo celebrated its 150th birthday in 2022. In that time, the zoo has welcomed multiple generations of local families and has attracted visitors from around the world, joining in the zoo''s mission to protect wildlife and wild places. Through its diverse animal collection, groundbreaking educational programs, and spectacular nighttime events, Roger Williams Park Zoo continues to push toward the future while reflecting fondly on its past. Leigh Picard is the manager of interpretation and graphics at Roger Williams Park Zoo and has been in the guest service field for over 30 years. Susan Ring is an award-winning author with over 100 books under her belt and is the former manager of interpretation at Roger Williams Park Zoo.

Addresses issues surrounding a Presidential election including media, ballot issues, liberal and conservative viewpoints, election budgets, travel, and campaigning.

Rocket takes the Little Einsteins to the jungle to look for dinosaurs. In this whimsical new adventure, Quincy and the rest of the Little Einsteins travel to the jungle in search of dinosaurs-instrument dinosaurs. Join the team as they race to keep a baby Piccolo-Dactyl safe from a scary Bass-a-Saurus Rex!

Join the Little Einsteins as they journey to the Netherlands to help their friend baby tulip bloom. But Big Jet is waiting for them, with a Seasons Machine. Will the team be able to change the season back to spring in time to help baby tulip? Find out in the new adventure. Building on the success of the Baby Einstein’s 93% U.S. brand awareness, LittleEinsteins maintains the unique educational philosophy of using classical music,art, and real-world imagery to engage and teach preschoolers about the naturalworld around them.

Describes the life, environment, and habits of California condors, and the conditions that threaten them with extinction.

In this Step 1 Step into Reading Science Reader, polar bear babies learn the skills they will need to survive in the Arctic! Simple, repetitive text takes readers through a day with these little bears as they learn to fish, swim, and . . . run! Sweet, approachable art and a touch of excitement make this an ideal reader for curious little animal enthusiasts. Step 1 Readers feature big type and easy words. Rhymes and rhythmic text paired with picture clues help children decode the story. These books are for children who know the alphabet and are eager to begin reading.

In this new early reader story, Manny and the tools are visiting yard sales around town. Pat gets sleepy and decides to take a quick nap in a tool box, and ends up being sold! Join Manny and the rest of the tools as they race around town to find their lost friend. Young children will learn to read both English and Spanish words in this new early reader. Handy Manny features the humorous adventures of Manny Garcia, the best darn handyman in his diverse community. Manny and his eclectic group of talking tools work together to fix objects, help neighbors, and show preschoolers how to conquer everyday problems.

Help young readers enjoy learning about social studies concepts with these colorful, photo-illustrated books. This series relates such areas as history, geography, and social relationships to the reader''s everyday world. Yellow Umbrella Books feature engaging photos that closely correlate to the text. This series explores and supports social studies standards as required by the National Council for the Social Studies.