The Cavendish Square Animal Library

Animals are a crucial part of life on Earth as well as a source of fascination for people around the world. Although animals such as bears and sharks are well-known, a closer look reveals surprising facts about even the most commonly encountered species. Each volume in this series delves into the habits and habitats of a different type of animal, with engaging main text enhanced by vivid, full-color photographs and intriguing fact boxes. Readers learn how these animals survive, adapt, and play vital roles in their ecosystems.

Each Book Contains:
• A glossary of new terms that expands students' vocabulary
• A list of age-appropriate books and websites to spark interest in independent research
• A focus on environmentalism that provides science-based information on climate change and animal habitats

Curriculum Connections:
• Basic biology concepts, such as life cycles, food webs, and adaptations, are presented in a detailed and focused way to allow readers to apply what they've learned in the classroom to specific examples of living things
• Environmental science concepts are an essential part of today's science curricula, and each book features information on how animals impact their habitats as well as information on how human actions are affecting the world of animals
• An appreciation for biodiversity is fostered as readers discover why different kinds of animals are important in their ecosystems