Books from StarWalk Kids Media

  • Amazon Fever
    By Kathleen Weidner Zoehfeld

    Jeff’s Uncle Roy runs a museum and is always zooming off to strange places.

  • Beauty and the Beastly Children
    By Michael O Tunnell

    After the love of Beauty turns him from a Beast into a handsome prince, Auguste fails to reform the bad habits of his past and sees the spell passed on to his three sons.

  • Wild Lives: A History of People & Animals of the Bronx Zoo
    By Kathleen Weidner Zoehfeld

    Wild Lives takes readers through a century of zookeeping at one of the most-beloved zoos in the world, and shares what zoologists have learned over the years about keeping wild animals.

  • Night-Time Numbers: A Scary Counting Book
    By Susan L Roth

    "Roth uses a variety of papers and fabrics to make the clever, intricate collages that accompany her text.

  • Mother and Baby Zoo Animals
    By Caroline Arnold

    Describes how mother zoo animals feed, clean, protect, and play with their babies.

  • The Wondrous Whirligig: The Wright Brothers' First Flying Machine
    By Andrew Glass

    Inspired by a model helicopter and encouraged by their parents and sister, young Orville and Wilbur Wright attempt to build a life-size helicopter from scrap.

  • An Outlaw Thanksgiving
    By Emily Arnold McCully

    Clara Maher and her mother are traveling across the country by train.

  • The Tinker of Salt Cove
    By Susan Hand Shetterly

    This beautifully told romantic tale takes place at the end of the 19th century, and is based on the life of John Cling, tinker, as recorded in the annals of Sullivan, Maine.

  • Ring of Earth: A Child's Book of Seasons
    By Jane Yolen

    The beauty of the seasons is shown through the eyes of nature. The circle of seasons is presented in a poetic way--deeply rooted to the earth and connected to nature.

  • The Magic of Spider Woman
    By Lois Duncan

    Through the magic of Spider Woman, a young girl learns one of the most vital lessons of Navajo culture--the importance of leading a balanced life.

  • Birthdays!: Celebrating Life Around the World
    By Eve B Feldman

    Every child has a birthday, but not every birthday is celebrated in quite the same way.

  • The Wooden Doll
    By Susan Bonners

    Stephanie longs for Grandpa's wooden doll, but it remains out of reach, high on top of the china cabinet.

  • Panda by Susan Bonners
    By Susan Bonners

    With beautiful watercolor paintings and a story as gentle as a lullaby, Susan Bonners tells about the lives of wild giant pandas. This is narrative nonfiction at its best.

  • This Place in the Snow
    By Rebecca Bond

    In this exquisitely illustrated tale, a snow falls silently during the night, blanketing a town in white.

  • 64 Questions & Answers About Dangerous Animals
    By Seymour Simon

    Answers to 64 more questions about the habits and behavior of a variety of wild animals considered to be dangerous and describes the most dangerous animal of all. Newly revised and photo illustrated.

  • Just Like Abraham Lincoln
    By Bernard Waber

    Waber has created a wonderful book that introduces this famous president to young children.

  • Little Giants
    By Seymour Simon

    In this exciting exploration of some of the biggest of the small, natures largest insects are brought under the magnifying glass for curious readers, young and old.

  • The Lizzie Borden Trial
    By Doreen Rappaport

    A reconstruction of the Lizzie Borden trial, using testimony from edited transcripts of the trial, and during which the reader can assume the roles of judge and juror.

  • Dr Fred's Weather Watch: Create and Run Your Own Weather Station
    By Fred Bortz, Marshall Shepherd

    Dr. Fred Bortz and Dr. Marshall Shepherd (former NASA meteorologist and the 2013 President of the American Meteorological Society) show kids how to predict the weather in their own backyards - using simple, inexpensive, self-built ...

  • Lion
    By Caroline Arnold

    In Africa and India, where lions live in the wild, they rule the open plains with their extraordinary strength. This lively photo essay offers an intriguing look at this magnificent big cat, both in captivity and in the wild.