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"Hippos have a strange way of telling strangers to back off. If a hippo sees another hippo they don't know or senses dangers, hippos throw their poop! Young readers will love this adventure into the weird and gross world of the hippopotamus.

"Earth turns once each day and gives us a period of darkness and daylight.

Learn all about the season of fall in this nonfiction title featuring vivid illustrations that correspond with its engaging text appropriate for emergent readers.

"Introduces emergent readers to snow and its associated weather conditions"--Provided by publisher.

"Did you know that oxpeckers help out giraffes by eating pesky insects off of them? Or that turtles hitchhike on hippos to sunbathe and regulate their body temperatures? These animals show that you don't need to be the same size, or even the same species, to be best buddies!"--Provided by publisher.

"Maps help us navigate our world, from towns and cities to crossing seas and deserts.

"Introduces the amazing creatures that make their home in the world's largest rainforest, from pink dolphins swimming in the Amazon River to colorful butterflies and toucans flying in the treetops.

"From smartphones to satellites, electrical engineers have helped create much of the technology we use today! Leveled text and .

"Kitty Fairy invites Gabby Girl to a sleepover in the dollhouse. Which of the other Gabby Cats will join them?"--Provided by publisher.

"Jae goes apple picking with his mom and dad in this colorful story.

A reader that contains articles about a variety of topics.

"In this book, early fluent readers will learn how parrots get their colorful feathers and how their colors help them attract mates, warn off predators and rivals, and camouflage.

Simple text and illustrations introduce young readers to American bison and how they migrate.

In this title, readers will zoom along the fins of the fastest shark in the ocean, the mako shark.

"Teeth, tails, and scales--oh my! Newly independent readers will be transported back to a time when bugs were big and monsters ruled the deep.