Contains an introduction to firefighting, in simple text with illustrations, including alphabetically arranged entries that explain the different aspects of the job.

An alphabet book featuring words that are related to cowboys and their way of life, such as appaloosa and tumbleweed.

Molly loves to play with her big brother's toy cars. As the red cars vroom and the yellow cars beep, readers can learn to recognize patterns, an early and essential math skill.

As the bus moves along, the rider sees the sights of a city and hears the sounds of honking trucks, wailing sirens, and chiming bells.

Nicholas the dog goes searching for his missing pet cat, Princess.

Rhyming text and illustrations depict the sights and sounds of a boat ride.

Nellie gives a list of all the things she would rather eat than her peas, and while doing so she finishes them all.

A carefully researched portrait of Arlington National Cemetery documents the history of the final resting place for thousands of America's servicemen and women, from the beginnings of the nation to the present day.

Discusses the very dangerous job of fighting forest wildfires and how smokejumpers are used.

A stone lion, bored with sitting outside the public library day after day, ventures inside to see if it is worth guarding.