National Geographic Readers
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National Geographic Readers: Meerkats
By Laura Marsh... 12, Simon King/naturepl.com; 13, Martin Harvey/Getty Images; 14, Martin Harvey/Kimball Stock; 15, Susan McConnell/National Geographic My Shot; 16, Tim Jackson/Getty Images; 17, Mattias Klum/National Geographic Stock; 18–19, ...
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National Geographic Readers: Cheetahs
By Laura Marsh... Gregor Schuster/GI; 9 (top), istvanffy/IS; 9 (bottom), Splurge Productions, Inc./GI; 10-11, Andy Rouse/NP; 12, Art Wolfe/GI; 13, Federico Veronesi/GI; 14, Martin Harvey/GI; 15, Anna Omelchenko/IS;16-17,Tom Soucek/Verge/CO; 18 (top), ...
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National Geographic Readers: Polar Bears
By Laura Marsh... 22 (LO), Christopher Drake/National Geographic My Shot; 23 (UPLE), EcoStock/Shutterstock; 23 (UPRT), Flip Nicklin/Minden Pictures; 23 (LOLE), primopiano/Shutterstock; 23 (LORT), John Conrad/Corbis; 24, Jenny E. Ross/Corbis; 25, ...
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National Geographic Readers: Red Pandas
By Laura MarshIllustration Credits Cover, Shin Yoshino/Minden Pictures; 1, Juan Carlos Munoz/Nature Picture Library; 3, Eric Isselée/ iStockphoto; 5, Frans Lanting/National Geographic Creative; 6, inga spence/Alamy; ...
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National Geographic Readers: Farm Animals (Level 1 Co-reader)
By Joanne MatternJoanne Mattern. Family farms usually have a variety of animals and crops. These family-owned farms may have sheep, chickens, pigs, horses, and cows all on one farm. A family farm produces and sells manythings. One farmer can.
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National Geographic Readers: Snakes!
By Melissa StewartO6S87 2009 597.96—dc22 2008047001 eISBN 978-1-4263-1299-1 Cover: © Heidi & Hans-Jurgen Koch/drr.net; 1: © Shutterstock/Skynavin; 2, 20-21, 25 (middle), 32 (bottom, left): © Digital Vision; 4-5: © Michael D. Kern/Nature Picture Library; ...
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National Geographic Readers: Deadliest Animals
By Melissa Stewart... Heidi & Hans-Juergen Koch/Minden Pictures/ Getty Images; 32-33, Gary Bell/ Taxi/ Getty Images; 33 (right), Viorika Prikhodko/iStockphoto.com; 34 (left), Shane Drew/ iStockphoto.com; 34-35, Photographer/NationalGeographicStock.com; ...
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National Geographic Readers: Planes
By Amy ShieldsEnticing photographs and fascinating facts ensure that a child’s natural curiosity is both inspired AND satisfied. Like each book in this successful series, Planes offers a high-excitement topic from a trusted content provider.
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National Geographic Readers: Wolverines (L3)
By Melissa StewartEach reader includes text written by an experienced, skilled children's books author, a photo glossary, and interactive features in which kids get to reinforce what they've learned in the book.
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National Geographic Readers: Planes
By Amy Shields... 19, IanWaldie/ Bloomberg/ GettyImages; 21, Dwight Smith/ Shutterstock; 22, 24 Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Brandon Morris/ US Navy; 25, Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Milosz Reterski/ US Navy; 26, Gary Ell/ US Navy; ...
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National Geographic Readers: Turtles
By Laura MarshTake a dip with turtles in this exciting reader.
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National Geographic Readers: Alligators and Crocodiles
By Laura MarshA pair of eyes lurks just above the water's surface.
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National Geographic Readers: Day and Night
By Shira EvansDuring the day, the sun shines, birds tweet, and bees buzz.
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National Geographic Readers: Ocean Animals Collection
By National Geographic KidsAll titles in this collection are by Laura Marsh and previously copyrighted in Ã2014, Ã2012, and Ã2011, by the National Geographic Society.
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National Geographic Readers: Let's Go! (Pre-Reader)
By Aubre Andrus"Information about vehicles and other forms of transportation for young children learning to read."--Provided by publisher.
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National Geographic Readers: Rocks and Minerals
By Kathleen Weidner ZoehfeldThe inside back cover of the paperback edition is an interactive feature based upon the book. Level 1 books reinforce the content of the book with a kinesthetic learning activity.
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National Geographic Readers: Rosa Parks
By Kitson JazynkaThis book follows the same standards as other National Geographic Readers with the same careful text, brilliant photographs, and fun approach that kids love.
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National Geographic Readers: Bats
By Elizabeth Carneyforest, wind can knock baby bats to the forest floor. The babies usually don't survive unless wildlife workers come to the rescue. The lucky bats Rescued bats in Queensland, Australia are taken to a bat.
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National Geographic Readers: Thomas Edison
By Barbara KramerLearn all about Thomas Edison, one of the most important figures in American history, in this colorful, inviting, and entertaining biography.
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National Geographic Readers: Barack Obama
By Caroline Crosson GilpinWhat biography series is complete without a title on the current U.S. President: Barack Obama?