Steven Engelfried, Wilsonville Public Library, OR
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Dangerous, Cute, and Just Plain Amazing | Animals Series Nonfiction
The library’s animal section can serve as an endless source of fascination to curious kids.
Biomes, Breeds, and Behaviors: Animals Series Nonfiction
Animal books continue to be among the most popular titles in nonfiction collections, both for school assignments and general interest. The series below provide interesting information and useful visual content, so selectors should find strong candidates for purchase.
From Hunters to Helpers, from Amazing to Endangered: Animals | Series Nonfiction
Whether highlighting unusual animals, spotlighting endangered species, or examining creatures that are just plain cute, the best of these sets share common qualities, such as strong writing, excellent images, and attention to detail.
Trash Eaters, Shark Divers, & Other Wonders: Wild Animals | Series Made Simple Fall 2014
There’s a wide—and wild—range of animals covered in this year’s books. Whether your readers are eager to read about cuttlefish, tree frogs, sharks, or big cats, they’ll find something to satisfy their appetites for strange creatures.
From Teacup Pigs to Flying Dragons: Wild and Wacky Animal Books | Series Made Simple
Animal books are always a draw, and these new series titles on wild animals (mandrills, pygmy mice, and more) are no exception.
Fur, Scales, Feathers, & Tails: Animals | Series Made Simple Fall 2013
This fall’s batch of animal books leans toward younger readers, and several sets include features to support Common Core learning.
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