Diana Noonan

This book explores sequences and order of events in planting a strawberry plant. It is great for learning about a process. It encourages readers to ask questions. The process may not be clear for example adding olld newspaper to the soil, so a reader may do further research.

Introduces children to the amazing world of small animals. Stunning photography and easy to read text combine to inform and surprise young naturalists with fascinating details about everyday animals.
A garden in a zoo. Go hunting under leaves and on plants. You'll find strange creatures are living right outside your door!

An expository text showing how the shape and use of a bird's beak varies according to the food they eat.

This story is about a little boy named Tim who had a stuffed animal bear named Toby. One day Tim finds out that there is going to be a bear competition at his school. Upon hearing this, Tim feels embarrassed by Toby because he is very worn out with ice cream on his face and stuffing coming out his sides. He tries to fix toby and wash his fur but still he looked old and worn. In the end Toby ends up winning 1st place in the bear competition for having the best loved bear.