Ruth Daly Livres

The narrative chronicles the adventures of Sir Walter Raleigh, an English explorer who endeavored to establish a North American colony. Presented in a tabloid format, it features captivating headlines and fact boxes that detail his interactions with Native peoples, including the Roanoke, as well as his quest for the legendary city of El Dorado, rumored to be abundant in gold. This engaging approach brings history to life, making Raleigh's explorations both informative and entertaining.

Exploring the rich history and unique features of Boston, this book highlights significant landmarks such as the nation's first public park and school. Part of the American Cities series, it offers young readers an engaging tour of the city's geography, history, and notable figures. Enhanced with AV2 media, a unique code unlocks multimedia content, including videos, audio, and interactive activities, making the learning experience dynamic and immersive.

The survival of the giant panda hinges on bamboo, its sole food source, which is threatened by habitat loss in south central China. This book explores the efforts in habitat conservation and the establishment of breeding programs in zoos worldwide that have played a crucial role in preventing the extinction of this beloved species. Through these initiatives, the book highlights the importance of protecting both the panda and its environment.

The narrative highlights the grizzly bears' journey from being a threatened species in 1975 to their remarkable recovery near Yellowstone National Park. It explores the causes of their decline, including human interaction and habitat loss, while showcasing the effective strategies implemented for their conservation. Vibrant images complement the engaging text, offering readers a compelling insight into the bears' resurgence and the importance of wildlife preservation.

Discover fascinating facts about John Adams, the second president of the United States and creator of the United States Navy, in this engaging book from the Founding Fathers series.

Explore the fascinating life cycle of a salmon, including the spawning stage, in "Salmon," part of the Science Kids: Life Cycles series. Young readers will uncover essential facts about these remarkable fish and their journey.

Chickens, part of the Science Kids: Life Cycles series, introduces young readers to the life cycle of a chicken and fascinating facts about hens, including their egg-laying capabilities. It's an engaging educational resource for curious minds.

"Koalas" is part of the Science Kids: Life Cycles series, designed for young readers to explore the life cycle of koalas and learn what baby koalas are called, along with other fascinating facts.

Although still listed as critically endangered, the mountain gorilla is the only great ape whose population is increasing in the wild. Humans still pose their greatest threat, but a number of organizations have been collaborating with local people in conservation efforts to bring back their numbers. Learn about the programs that are expanding the mountain gorilla's habitat, reducing poaching, and managing tourism, which provides jobs to replace the financial incentive to poach.