Mari Bolte

From the Easter Island statues in the South Pacific to the sprawling Great Wall of China, human-made wonders of the world captivate and inspire people worldwide. Introduce young explorers and budding engineers to eight amazing structures with this high-interest set translated into North American Spanish. Vibrant photos and elementary-level text examine each wonder's significance and history, location, how it was constructed and why. Each book also includes an in-depth look at one key feature. The Taj Mahal is one of the world's most amazing wonders. Built in the early 1600s, the grand monument in Agra, India, is a gift of love from a shah to his queen. Translated into North American Spanish, this elementary-level introduction, filled with vibrant photos and factual text, examines the structure and how it was constructed, from its white marble domes to its garden and reflecting pool. The building's significance in history and why it was built are also included. A Wonder Spotlight features the royal couple's tombs. Captions, on-page definitions, and an index support young readers.

There are millions of farms around the world, and lots of farms around the world include me! If a predator gets too close, I make a lot of noise. However, I am not a donkey. I sleep standing up, but I am not a horse. What farm animal am I? Use the clues and guess! Each book in the What Animal Am I? series gradually builds up a set of clues and enables readers to work out which animal is being discussed. Along the way, other animals that live in the same places are revealed, further narrowing the range of possibilities. Can you guess which animal is being featured by the end of each book?

Around 84 percent of homeowners have a pet, so I’m in good company. I’m a common pet, but I am not a dog. I am quiet and like to sleep, but I am not a ferret. Read the clues and try to guess which pet I am before the end of the book! Each book in the What Animal Am I? series gradually builds up a set of clues and enables readers to work out which animal is being discussed. Along the way, other animals that live in the same places are revealed, further narrowing the range of possibilities. Can you guess which animal is being featured by the end of each book?

Visste du att framtidens mobiltelefoner är gjorda på växter? Att Malaria kan botas med en kinesisk ört? Eller att vi skulle kunna bekämpa svält om vi åt mindre kött och mer mat från växtriket? Grundliga fakta kombineras med forskning och ny teknik i denna faktabok om växter som väcker både samhällsengagemang och nyfikenhet på miljön. Gå igenom fotosyntesen, hur vaccin fungerar eller prata om klimatet och hur vi tar hand om vår planet. Framtiden ser ljus ut om vi tar hjälp av växters superkrafter! Växter kan rädda världen är en del i faktaserien Visste du att? om vanliga ämnen utifrån en ny och rolig vinkel.Hegas lättlästa böcker väcker läslusten hos barn och unga.

Smart, dependable Rossi is eager to become guide dog in this early graphic novel. This yellow lab is focused and ready to lead the way. But even Rossi is distracted on a field trip to the pet shop! Will one bad outing make Rossi lose all his confidence?

Living on a mountain isn’t easy, but it’s my home. I am a great hunter, but I am not a snow leopard. I have a great sense of sight, but I am not an owl. Can you guess which mountain animal I am by reading the clues in the book? Each book in the What Animal Am I? series gradually builds up a set of clues and enables readers to work out which animal is being discussed. Along the way, other animals that live in the same places are revealed, further narrowing the range of possibilities. Can you guess which animal is being featured by the end of each book?

Deserts can be hot and dry, but that doesn’t bother me! I love the heat and enjoy sunbathing, but I am not a horned lizard. I spend most of my life underground, but I am not a desert tortoise. What desert animal am I? Read the clues and guess! Each book in the What Animal Am I? series gradually builds up a set of clues and enables readers to work out which animal is being discussed. Along the way, other animals that live in the same places are revealed, further narrowing the range of possibilities. Can you guess which animal is being featured by the end of each book?

Warren M. Washington is a pioneer of weather science. He created computer models. The models help predict future changes to Earth's weather and climate. He also is a mentor for future climate researchers. Read this book to learn more about his life and his superstar career in STEM.

Rosalind Franklin was a scientist from a young age. Few women had careers in STEM then. Franklin used X-rays to study microscopic materials. This included DNA. Her work led to important DNA breakthroughs. Read this book to learn more about her life and her superstar career in STEM.

Airports are busy places with people and planes taking off and landing from trips across the world. Who are the people who keep airports running? From security officers to baggage handlers to gift shop employees, many people work together to serve the needs of an airport. Learn about their important work in this book from the Wonderful Workplaces series. There are jobs out there for everyone, and all of them are important!

Bloodhounds have sensitive noses, and Ellie is learning how to use hers in this early graphic novel. She comes from a family of search-and-rescue dogs. Ellie wants to be the best, but will the pressure get to her before she finishes her first training?

Daphne is training to become an emotional support dog in this early graphic novel. She’s a small shih tzu puppy, but she has the biggest heart! She is supportive and loyal to everyone. However, Daphne is so kind to others that she doesn’t take care of herself. Will she be able to treat herself with the same kindness she shows everyone else?

The rainforest is a hot, wet place with many kinds of animals. It is my home. I make a lot of sounds but am not a parrot. I sleep a lot but am not a sloth. Can you guess which animal I am by reading the clues in the book?

The polar regions are very cold and very windy. There is snow and ice everywhere, but I love my home. My feet help me walk on the slippery ice, but I am not a penguin. My thick fur keeps me warm but I am not an Arctic fox. What animal am I? Read the clues and guess!