"Lots of socks means lots of sorting to find the matching pairs. With colorful illustrations and engaging text, learning how to sort can be easy and fun! Pairs with the nonfiction title, Fun with Sorting"--

Chug chug, let's go! We're strong and bold! Let's go help save the gold! It's that time again and adventure waits for the boys as they visit their favorite fall place. The Bones Gang has robbed the gold mine at the Goebbert's Farm. Hop aboard with Daniel and Trevor as they ride the Pumpkin Express to follow the chase and save the gold!

"Evan has lots of candy after trick-or-treating. He wants to know how much, so he counts it by twos. Skip counting can be fun! Pairs with the nonfiction title, Fun with Skip Counting"--

"Introduces readers to the most powerful watercraft used by the US military today, how they work, and what makes them unique. Additional features include a table of contents, infographics to help readers learn more about the topic, sidebars, Fast Facts, critical thinking questions, a phonetic glossary, an index, and sources for further research."--

"The book's introduction puts canine senses into evolutionary perspective and includes theories about the origin of today's dogs. Each of the following five chapters opens with a real-life canine anecdote and goes on to examine one of the five main senses, explaining canine senses from both an evolutionary and scientific perspective. A concluding chapter explores whether or not dogs have senses that people do not and includes a round-up that compares...

Tucker is a poodle training to become an allergy detection dog -- strong, calm, hypoallergenic, and a good listener.

Yasmin opted to be the director of her school play, but she is finding it difficult to keep the actors happy and the play moving forward--until she finally asserts her authority and makes the changes necessary to save the play.

Grizz is a Basset hound puppy, in training to be a hearing assistance dog, but paired with the experienced and pompous Luca, he needs to use patience to demonstrate his abilities.

Explores the world's biggest buildings, from modern skyscrapers to the pyramids.

"After wading into the grossest animal pee, poop, and vomit humans have consumed in Dung for Dinner, Christine dives back into the muck with an equally humorous and informative exploration of the most revolting jobs throughout history. From the ancient Egyptian mummy makers who removed brains by shoving iron hooks up peoples' noses, to the 19th century Toshers who hunted for treasure deep in the London sewers, to modern day forensic entomologists...