Michael Dahl

An introduction to animals that can survive in extreme cold.

If you were a verb, you would add an action or condition to every sentence. Your could run, soar, swoop or feel. You could be helping verb or a linking verb.

One night, after awakening from a terrible dream, a young boy heads out on his bike. Soon he arrives at a mysterious cave, which he feels an urge to explore. Inside, a giant, deadly worm has trapped the Librarian! Now, the boy is in danger as well.

If you were a noun, you would be a person, place or thing. You could answer the questions who, when and where. You could be singular or plural.

Erik has nightmares about dragons, and he is shocked when he looks in the mirror and sees a dragon face--but when a girl named Violet asks him to help find her brother he learns the secret of the dragon birthmark.

Discusses ramps, what they are and what they do. How do they work and why? This fun science book answers kids' questions about the world around them and encourage them to ask more.

The distant planet Krypton faces total destruction. Before it explodes, the scientist Jor-El and his wife Lara send their only son into outer space. Later, the child's rocket crashes into a Kansas cornfield where a farmer and his wife discover the boy and his strange powers.

After playtime, Little Tiger has to pick up all his toys.

A young fan cheers on his hometown hockey team, and then returns home to snuggle into bed.

Giraffe has outgrown his crib, and needs to graduate to a big boy bed.