Humpback Whales: A Migration StoryWhen Arctic waters get too cold, humpback whales migrate hundreds of miles south to look for a mate or to give birth. Then they travel back north again. Follow the incredible journey of a female humpback whales migration from Alaska to the warm waters of Hawaii to give birth to a new calf in this narrative nonfiction picture book. Author Lisa Amstutz and illustrator Howard Gray lend their scientific and creative expertise to this migration story,

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Emily Dickinson

This compelling narrative bridges the past and present

A final chapter considers her legacy and path to becoming a Catholic saint

A child goes on an adventure to Russia as a junior researcher to study tigers in the wild

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Illustrated endpapers show the animal eyes in the dark at the front and the back endpapers reveal the animals

ferrets are perpetual explorers with high energy and a mischievous spirit