Discusses the Nile River, the world's longest river, and its features, history, people, and uses today.

The Nile River (Fact Finders: Land and Water)

Children's Books

Mike Graf

Science, Nature & How It Works

Fact Finders

Bodie, California, is one of the best-preserved ghost-towns in the American West. Once the home of more than 10,000 people who were drawn to the area by the Gold Rush. Full-color pictures and maps accompany the lively text. For readers who are beginning to read independently and want substance.

Rigby Literacy: Leveled Reader Grade 4 What Happened to Bodie?

Literature & Fiction

RIGBY

Dinosaur Canyon

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Harcourt Achieve

Reading Comprehension Skills: Cause and Effect

Glow Worms

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

Educators Pub Svc Inc

Reading Comprehension Skills:Cause and Effect

Whale Rescue

This series explains complex geographical and scientific processes through everyday examples. Uses clear diagrams to help explain processes.

How Does a Cloud Become a Thunderstorm? (Raintree Perspectives: How Does It Happen)

Robert Snedden

Capstone Global Library Ltd

How Does a Waterfall Become Electricity? (Raintree Perspectives: How Does It Happen)

Unknown

In book five of the award-winning Adventures with the Parkers series, the Parkers journey to the Pacific Northwest to explore Olympic National Park and its three spectacularly diverse regions. With their usual intrepid spirit, James, Morgan, Mom, and Dad explore the tide pools along the coast, hike through Olympic’s dense rain forest, and backpack to the high country to experience the famed alpine scenery and immense glaciers. Treacherous mountain terrain could stop them in their tracks. Could it prove to be ultimately too dangerous?
Mike Graf, a national park fanatic, is an instructor at Chico State University and a weatherman for KHSL-TV.

Olympic: Touch of the Tidepool, Crack of the Glacier (Adventures With the Parkers)

Action & Adventure

Fulcrum+ Publishing

In the sixth book of the Adventures with the Parkers series, the family heads east to the most visited national park in the country: the Great Smoky Mountains. The Parkers enjoy backpacking along the Appalachian Trail, where they learn the unusual history of the area and experience the amazing diversity of the park, spotting both synchronized fireflies and the world’s largest salamander. Along the way, they learn about the Walker sisters, some of the Smokies’ last residents before the area became a national park. But will the adventure end when Morgan comes down with a mysterious illness?

Great Smoky Mountains: Ridge Runner Rescue (Adventures With the Parkers)

Take your kids on an adventure with the Parker family to Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks in California with Mike Graf's newest book, Secrets of the Sequoias, from Farcountry Press. Sequoias are the largest trees in the world - imagine a tree that's one and a half times bigger than a Boeing 747! And it grows from a tiny seed the size of an oatmeal flake! How does a sequoia grow so big? Tag along with the Parkers - twins James and Morgan and their parents - and learn all about sequoias as they hike among the giant trees, explore dark caves, scramble up huge granite domes, and cool off in the spray from amazing waterfalls. They even climb to the top of 14,494-foot Mount Whitney, the highest peak in the lower forty-eight states. There's a new adventure at every turn, from encountering black bears to meeting an old man who lives in a giant log. Lace up your hiking boots and join James and Morgan as they uncover the Secrets of the Sequoias!

Secrets of the Sequoias: Adventures with the Parkers

Teen & Young Adult

Farcountry Press

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