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The rainforest is under attack.One monkey is determined to save it.His name is Tomagochi.He’s brown.He’s small.He’s plain.But when a group of men enters the rainforest armed with bulldozers and axes, Tomagochi the monkey springs into action… more

‘The Happy Little Flower!’ From Amazon Bestselling Author, T.S.Once upon a time, there was a happy little flower that lived in a beautiful garden high upon a hill with a dozen other flowers. The other flowers were much taller and more beaut… more

This is a story for children that takes them on a journey that encourages caring for the environment and nature and respect for other cultures.It started with a round of Truth or Dare among best friends who live in a little town in South Af… more

Language of Flowers by Kate Greenaway, first published in 1884. This edition Includes:- Easy to use table of contents.- Beautiful illustrations. - Beautifully formatted.- Author Biography.

All the animals in Tommy Smith’s neighborhood lived in fear of him. Thinking that he would treat them more kindly if he knew more about them, they each agreed to meet him and share their life story. In these conversations Tommy Smith did in… more

The Get Away Boat is a 500 word children’s picture book. Its thirty beautiful illustrations entice your child first to listen and then to read the story. The book’s editor, a Florida State first-grade teacher, guided the book toward use in… more

Alice and Andy are twins. They have just turned seven and like most children their age, they are curious, dynamic and always alert to what goes on around them. On their birthday they receive a very strange present from their favorite uncle:… more

Jimi and Isaac are rock stars. They’re also epic heroes, intellectuals, soccer players, loving sons, and students in awe of Lipstick, their science teacher. They tell fart jokes and they’d like to have a little lettuce on their sandwiches a… more

CONTENTSCHAP. PAGE1. THE OCEAN OF THE FUTURE 12. RUSSIA IN THE PACIFIC 163. THE RISE OF JAPAN 314. CHINA AND THE TEEMING MILLIONS OF ASIA 475. THE UNITED STATES—AN IMPERIAL POWER 666. GREAT BRITAIN’S ENTRY INTO THE PACIFIC 857. THE BR… more

A.A. Milne was a famous writer from the early to mid 1900s who wrote such classics as Winnie the Pooh. “A Word for Autumn” is one of Milne’s most famous early essays that captures perfectly the transition from summer to autumn.

A skillful and vivid report of the dramas of wild life beyond the range of ordinary observation, where the primitive instincts of the brute play their tragedy against a spacious and lonely background which tremendously enhances the signific… more

Ein ehemaliger Journalist, zieht sich nach seinem Arbeitsleben in die Tiefen der märkischen Wälder bei Rheinsberg nördlich von Berlin zurück. In einer Waldhütte am See und bei vielen Wanderungen auf den Spuren Theodor Fontanes erschließt er… more

This is a story of adventure and discovery where desert animal friends join together for a quest to find mother nature. Along the way they learn about themselves, they also test their abilities and talents to help one another survive nature… more

Saguaros are stately, regal, and majestic - the saguaro is definitely the King of Cacti. They are only found in one part of the world, the Senora desert which lies in Arizona, northern Mexico, and a tiny corner of southeastern California. T… more

History of the Johnstown flood … With full accounts also of the destruction on the Susquehanna and Juniata rivers, and the Bald Eagle Creek (1889)

This book contains more than 60 color and monochrome images of Arizona including but not limited to: sedona, The Grand Canyon, The Canyon de Chelly, The petrified forest, and antelope canyon.The author began photography and photo-journalism… more

Pictures from the mountains of North Carolina. Scenery, backyard critters, sunsets and still moments.

In a survival situation what you don’t know can kill you! Now multiply that theory to a post-apocalyptic world where some cataclysmic event has occurred. Are you ready to take care of yourself and your family? No? Read this down and dirty g… more

Henry David Thoreau (July 12, 1817 – May 6, 1862) was an American writer, poet, abolitionist, naturalist, and historian. The Essential Henry D. Thoreau Collection (with an active table of contents) contains 9 books, including:• Canoeing in… more

Nature is a place of beauty, and while there are limits to harmony with nature, evil things seem to bring discord with nature.This is an ebook about not only nature, but what we miss by seeking to take our cues from harmony with nature.Tabl… more