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Photographs and simple, repetitive text describe different species of sharks and discuss their senses, teeth, eggs, and babies.

"Chris and Martin Kratt--the Wild Kratts--explore the world of sharks from the tiny dwarf shark to hungry Great White to the biggest Whale shark.

"Simple text and full-color photography introduce beginning readers to great white sharks.

Clark goes on a class trip and gets lost, but then remembers what his teacher said and his friends find him.

Clark is about to present his book report to hisclass when he develops a case of stage fright and needs the help of his teacher to overcome it.

The Rescue Bots learn about sharks and other sea creatures.

"Batman and the DC Super Friends must battle sharks and other underwater creatures in order to stop the villainous Black Manta"--OCLC.

Simple text and photographs describe bull sharks, what they look like, what they eat, and more.

Did you know that great white sharks do not have any bones? Their skeletons are made of the same material that makes up peoples noses and ears.

Simple text and color photographs describe the whale shark, how it eats, what it eats, and other facts.

Simple text and color photographs describe the mako shark.

"This book about two sharks is a study in opposites. Big Shark has big teeth; Little Shark has little teeth.

"LEGO minfigures introduce readers to sharks, sharing facts about hammerheads, tiger sharks, whale sharks, and great white sharks"--OCLC.

Simple text and illustrations explore sharks and discuss how they can live for hundreds of years.

"Goblin sharks are unique for their long, flat snouts and sling-shot-like jaw.