Grand Canyon
by Jason Chin | 
Redwoods
by Jason Chin | 
The Story of Snow
by Mark Cassino | 
From Seed to Plant
by Gail Gibbons | 
Optical Physics for Babies
by Chris Ferrie |
From Seed to Pumpkin
by Wendy Pfeffer |
Tsunami!
by Kimiko Kajikawa | 
The Pumpkin Book
by Gail Gibbons |
An Island Grows
by Lola M. Schaefer | 
Ocean Sunlight
by Molly Bang |
Cloud Dance
by Thomas Locker | 
A Cool Drink of Water
by Barbara Kerley |
Dem Bones
by Bob Barner |
Weather Words and What They Mean
by Gail Gibbons | 
Rocket Science for Babies
by Chris Ferrie | 
Simple Machines
by David A. Adler |
Secrets of the Garden
by Kathleen Weidner Zoehfeld |
Can You Count to a Googol?
by Robert E. Wells |
Ducks Don't Get Wet
by Augusta Goldin | 
Quantum Entanglement for Babies
by Chris Ferrie |
HP Newquist's fast-paced account reveals how long-ago myths about the kraken transformed into the modern study of Architeuthis dux, the giant squid.Weaving scientific discovery with historical accounts--along with the giant squid's appearance in film and literature--Here There Be Monsters explores the mystery of this creature in fascinating detail. Readers will find that the monster remains hidden no longer, because scientists have finally seen the kraken with their own eyes . . . alive and rising up out of the sea.