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Being A History Of The Life And Public Services Of The Hon. John Sherman, Secretary Of The Treasury Of The United States.... More

Pinto Goodluck, a little Indian boy, lived with his mother, his grandfather, and his burro, Ambrosio. His grandfather made beautiful jewelry from silver and turquoise that he traded with other Indians for corn, bread, and vegetables, and sold to the tourists. When the turquoise mine closed, Pinto de... More

In this natural science picture book, Bronson writes of the almost human habits of the coyote, a freedom-loving American animal. (Animals/Pets)A coyote is a very smart kind of wild dog. A coyote does not want to live the way a tame dog does, with someone to feed him and give him a home. He wants to ... More

Wild cats, tame cats, alley cats, barn cats--all kinds of cats fill the pages of this science picture book for younger readers.Wild cats, tame cats, alley cats, barn cats--all kinds of cats fill the pages of this science picture book for younger readers. It grew out of years spent by the author in s... More

Imported to the United States from Europe in 1890 and released in Central Park, New York City, to fight the growing number of insect pests at that time, the starlings quickly adapted themselves to the new climate. This simple text is a wealth of birdlore.Imported to the United States from Europe in ... More

This illustrated natural science picture book answers a multitude of questions children have about turtles.What do turtles eat? How are their babies hatched? Why can a turtle pull his head inside his shell? What kinds of turtles make the best pets? How should pet turtles be fed and where should they... More