Myra Zarnowski
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Welcome to Whalebone Mansion: Creatures That Lurk at a Whale Fall
The topic is well worth exploring, but whale falls are not haunted and the elegance of how they function within the ecosystem is anything but spooky.
From BAM! to BURP!: A Carbon Atom’s Never-Ending Journey Through Space and Time and YOU
Gr 1-4–Using a friendly tone and speaking directly to readers, this book explains how a carbon atom that is now in a human might once have been in the body of a dinosaur...
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Flick! The Truth About Lizards
Lots of photographs and surprising information about lizards make this book both appealing and informative; this book could help launch student inquiries into a wide range of animal life.
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The Hidden Wisdom of Animals: Surprising Things We Can Learn From Nature
Despite the sprawl of information she’s offering, Siber neatly extends the idea of seeking and applying the wisdom of humans as well as animals in service of working with and caring for others. It’s a good idea.
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Supersquads! Animal Heroes
This book provides abundant information for young children in an enjoyable way, for group sharing or classroom use.
The True and Lucky Life of a Turtle
Above all, this essential book provides a unique perspective by showing how communities can enjoy the experience of watching animals that live nearby and assist them as needed so that they continue to live satisfying lives.
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Discovering Life’s Story: The Birth of Genetics
This book offers a clear, vivid, and detailed look at the birth of genetics, and the many photographs and illustrations make the story come alive.
The Colors of Nature
This book is a fine choice for supplementing and supporting studies of plants, animals, and natural settings. It is also useful for examining how written text and illustrations can work successfully together to inform and surprise readers.
Extreme Places: The Most Remote Homes on Earth
An excellent choice for social studies units dealing with geography, as well as integrated studies showing how art and social studies can work together to create meaning. This is a beautiful, fascinating, and uniquely told book.
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