Kid's Almanac for the 21st Century: Special Millennium Edition, Full-Color Throughout

Deborah Kops

A Blackbirch Graphics Book/Scholastic Reference

Since its publication in July 1999, the Scholastic Kid's Almanac has met with strong sales and enthusiastic reviews. The 2004 edition will feature an exciting new design that will include updated 3-D graphics and completely new section openers. The design and content for the new openers will be based on the dynamic-looking insert from the Scholastic Book of World Records. Also, the new edition of the Scholastic Kid's Almanac includes the most up-to-date information available. Unlike the material in the World Almanac for Kids and other similar annual almanacs, the content of (cont'd)

Scholastic Kid's Almanac

Elaine Pascoe

Jenifer Corr Morse

Teen & Young Adult

Perfection Learning

Exploring Exoplanets

Lerner Digital

Now, some of Blackbirch's most popular animal books are available in Spanish! Join a few of America's most celebrated wildlife photographers on their journeys through Africa, across North America, and into the oceans of the world. You'll come face to face with manatees, lions, grizzly bears, and wolves as you find out how all these creatures--and many more--survive in the wild. Full-color spreads provide details on each animal's physiology, habitat, reproduction, hunting, social life, and its relationship to humans. Action-packed photographs make all the information come alive in a way that will truly excite and inspire younger readers and report writers.

Salvajes (Wild) - El Halcon (Hawk)

Children's Books

Animals

Blackbirch Press

Salvajes (Wild) - El Halcon (Falcon)

Scholastic Kid's Almanac: Facts, Figures, And Stats

San Val

Native Americans Of The Plains

Benchmark Education Company

If you live by the ocean, you may have seen an osprey cruising over the water in search of a flounder. With its M-shaped wings, its profile against the sky looks like a giant sea gull. Or maybe you spent some time out West and were lucky enough to spot a golden eagle soaring high above the sagebrush. Humans have been the biggest threat to the survival of osprey and eagles. In recent years, strict protection laws have been passed to help these magnificent birds increase in number.

Wild Birds of Prey - Eagles & Osprey

The next time you're in the countryside, keep your eyes on the sky. You just might see a red-tailed hawk soaring in circles above a highway or a field. North American hawks fall into four main groups: bird hawks, soaring hawks, kites, and harriers. All over North America, suburbs are expanding into undeveloped land. As a result, the woods and prairies that are closest to cities are disappearing. Not all hawk species are as adaptable as red-tails, which have adjusted to suburban habitats and even live in cities. (One famous pair nests on an apartment building on Fifth Avenue, across from New York City's Central Park!)

Wild Birds of Prey - Hawks

In spring and summer, there are falcons in most regions of North America, including metropolitan areas. If you live in New York or Chicago, you may have had the thrill of watching a peregrine falcon chase down a flying pigeon. It takes off from a tall building or bridge in a breathtaking dive, swooping down on the startled pigeon and grabbing it in midair with its sharp talons. It's easy to miss this performance on a crowded and noisy city street--unless you happen to be standing under the shower of pigeon feathers that ends the chase! 
Falcons are slender, long-winged birds of prey. These birds are some of the best hunters in the avian (bird) world, and falcons are among the most exciting to watch.

Wild Birds of Prey - Falcons

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