Harriet Brundle

One feature of living things is their need for food. From meat-eating carnivores and plant-picking herbivores to all-consuming omnivores and even living things that eat light this series looks at the different foods living things need to survive. Whole page food chain for each living group.|One feature of living things is their need for food. From meat-eating carnivores and plant-picking herbivores to all-consuming omnivores and even living things that eat light this series looks at the different foods living things need to survive. Whole page food chain for each living group.

One feature of living things is their need for food. From meat-eating carnivores and plant-picking herbivores to all-consuming omnivores and even living things that eat light this series looks at the different foods living things need to survive. Whole page food chain for each living group.|One feature of living things is their need for food. From meat-eating carnivores and plant-picking herbivores to all-consuming omnivores and even living things that eat light this series looks at the different foods living things need to survive. Whole page food chain for each living group.

One feature of living things is their need for food. From meat-eating carnivores and plant-picking herbivores to all-consuming omnivores and even living things that eat light this series looks at the different foods living things need to survive. Whole page food chain for each living group.|One feature of living things is their need for food. From meat-eating carnivores and plant-picking herbivores to all-consuming omnivores and even living things that eat light this series looks at the different foods living things need to survive. Whole page food chain for each living group.

Colorful illustrated characters serve as friendly guides in this exploration of what life is like for someone who uses a wheelchair. The age-appropriate text encourages readers to develop empathy for people with disabilities and people who have been injured and need the use of a wheelchair. The text also serves as an important resource for young people who use a wheelchair and want to understand more about how the device works. Educational fact boxes and a detailed glossary of important terms provide additional understanding to help young learners grasp the science and technology behind this topic.

Why do some people wear braces? How do braces work? Questions such as these are answered in this accessible text, which explains this common part of growing up in a creative way. It resonates with those who already wear braces and prepares those who may be nervous about having to wear braces. Illustrated characters, such as "Millie Molar" and "Bertie Bracket" are fun and friendly faces used to explain the basics of braces and encourage empathy toward those who wear them. In addition, informative fact boxes and a detailed glossary enhance understanding of the science and technology of braces.

Want to know why you drool on your pillow or what your taste buds are for? Fun illustrations and entertaining text help give kids a clear understanding of the form and function of the mouth, tongue, and teeth.