Wolves is an educational non-fiction science reader written by Laura Marsh and published by National Geographic Children's Books under the National Geographic Kids Readers series (Level 2). The book provides an engaging introduction to the life of wild wolves, exploring their physical characteristics, pack behavior, communication methods (such as howling), hunting techniques, and natural habita…
Saving Animal Babies is an inspiring non-fiction science reader written by Amy Shields and published by National Geographic Children's Books under the National Geographic Kids Readers series (Level 2). The book explores true, heartwarming rescue stories of orphaned and injured baby animals around the world—such as baby tigers, elephants, and rhinos—and the dedicated wildlife caretakers who …
Sharks! is a highly engaging non-fiction science reader written by Anne Schreiber and published by National Geographic Children's Books under the National Geographic Kids Readers series (Level 2). The book explores the fascinating underwater world of sharks, covering their physical traits, sharp senses, swimming abilities, hunting techniques, and diverse species across ocean habitats. Accompani…
Adorable Animals is a delightful non-fiction science reader written by Mary Quattlebaum and published by National Geographic Children's Books under the National Geographic Kids Readers series (Level 2). The book showcases a variety of uniquely cute and appealing creatures from around the world, exploring their habitats, physical traits, unusual behaviors, and survival adaptations. Accompanied b…
Night Sky is an educational early science reader written by Stephanie Warren Drimmer and published by National Geographic Children's Books under the National Geographic Kids Readers series (Level 2). The book introduces young readers to the wonders of the evening sky, exploring celestial objects such as the Moon, stars, planets, constellations, shooting stars, and comets. Featuring stunning hig…
Deadly Predators is an engaging non-fiction science reader written by Melissa Stewart and published by National Geographic Children's Books under the National Geographic Kids Readers series (Level 2). The book introduces young readers to some of the world's most formidable hunting animals, exploring their physical adaptations, sharp instincts, hunting strategies, and survival behaviors across d…
Alligators and Crocodiles is an engaging non-fiction science reader written by Laura Marsh and published by National Geographic Children's Books under the National Geographic Kids Readers series (Level 2). The book provides young readers with a fascinating introduction to the world of crocodilians, exploring their habitats, physical characteristics, hunting behavior, and life cycles. Accompanie…
Sunshine Brightens Springtime by Charles Ghigna, illustrated by Laura Watson, is a cheerful and vibrant picture book created for kindergarten students. Through simple, rhythmic text and warm, colorful illustrations of blooming flowers, playful animals, and sunny skies, the book captures the essence and joy of the spring season. It introduces young learners to seasonal changes, nature's transfor…
In the Kingdom of Zingiberas, two villages—Red Ginger and White Ginger—lived in harmony under the rule of the wise King Zingiber. However, when a child from Red Ginger Village named Jinjer Desa was mocked by children from White Ginger Village for his red skin, he decided to seek the King's help. King Zingiber gathered all the children to share the story of how each type of ginger possesses …
Mengenal Tubuh Manusia dan Cara Kerjanya (Understanding the Human Body and How It Works) is an educational science book written by Alex Frith and Darran Stobbart, published by Erlangga for Kids. This book utilizes a unique "Body Factory" metaphor to explain complex biological processes to young learners. Designed for kindergarten students, the narrative follows characters as they explore the in…