Bøger af Rachael Morlock

Baby ocean animals are born into a vast underwater world that can be difficult for landlubbers to imagine. This book brings the ocean world of young sea creatures into focus with easy-to-read text. Simple explanations and a helpful glossary aid comprehension for early readers. Packed with facts and carefully chosen full-color photographs, this book takes readers to the ocean depths to see cute ocean animals up close. It offers a unique look at the aquatic life of baby dolphins, whales, sea turtles, and more!

They may not be the cuddliest baby animals in the world, but baby desert animals are a fascinating bunch! Whether they're reptiles, birds, or mammals, these creatures have stunning adaptations for surviving extreme temperatures with little water. From a young age, they learn how to use their special abilities to survive. In this book, readers find an introduction to some of these amazing animals in their earliest days. Full-color photographs bring readers face to face with baby animals of the desert.

It takes a special kind of animal to survive in the arctic. The animals who live there are well suited to their polar environment from a young age. This book introduces early readers to several adorable baby animals, from arctic foxes to reindeer. Readers discover facts about arctic baby animals, what they're called, what they eat, how they stay warm, how their parents care for them, and what their earliest days are like. Full-color photographs offer a detailed look at the animals in their natural habitats.

Belgium may be one of the smallest countries in Europe, but it's brimming with culture, history, and art. Home to over 11.5 million people, it's densely populated with a mix of Dutch-speaking Flemings, French-speaking Walloons, and a small German-speaking community. These and other groups have contributed to the rich heritage and traditions that shape Belgian identity today. With simple text and focused chapters, this guide introduces young readers to the central features of Belgium's geography, history, government, and people. Fact boxes, detailed sidebars, and engaging photographs bring life in Belgium into vivid focus.

"Many people are familiar with ancient Egypt, but what about what happened after ancient times? What is Egypt like today? Readers discover the answer in this detailed guide to the world's most populous Arab nation. Chapters focused on history, geography, government, and language supplement common curriculum topics, and others focused on leisure activities, arts, festivals, and food give readers a closer look at what everyday life is like Egypt. Captivating full-color photographs, sidebars, fact boxes, recipes, and maps supplement the thoroughly updated main text that takes readers from ancient pyramids to modern cityscapes"--

The Southeast Asian nation of Malaysia features unique landscapes and a culture with many international influences. Readers explore both of these beautiful aspects of life in Malaysia through thoroughly researched chapters that provide the latest information about the country's government, environment, economy, and arts scene. Even the cuisine of Malaysia is highlighted with delicious recipes for readers to try. Fact boxes and sidebars provide extra insight, and maps and full-color photographs enhance the reading experience in a vibrant way. This exciting look at life in Malaysia is sure to inspire the next generation of global citizens.

Pearls are beautiful flukes of nature. The only gemstones formed inside living creatures, these lustrous gems have fascinated mankind for centuries. Readers will be enchanted by this thorough study of pearls, how they're formed, how they're collected, and their historic uses. Meeting Next Generation Science Standards with a unique spin on curricular subject matter, this book is a guaranteed jaw-dropper for young scientists.

Bermuda is a popular tourism destination, but what is life like for the people who live on the islands that make up this British territory? Readers discover the answer to this question with the help of comprehensive main text that closely examines Bermuda's history, government, natural world, and culture. Sidebars provide additional information, and colorful photographs and maps give readers a more detailed look at the land and its people. Readers are even encouraged to get hands-on in their cultural exploration through simple recipes that highlight some of Bermuda's most beloved dishes.

"Did you know that Chile is the closest country in the world to Antarctica? Readers discover this and many more fun facts about this South American nation as they explore its history, current events, and culture. The comprehensive, thoroughly updated main text is paired with fun fact boxes and sidebars that expand on important topics, including the curriculum concept of global citizenship. In addition, detailed maps and vivid photographs of Chile's scenery and its people create a memorable reading experience. Readers can even try out delicious recipes to bring a taste of Chilean culture to their own homes"--