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Around the world, thousands of species face the risk of extinction. Scientists, conservationists, and community groups are working together to help many endangered species recover and grow in number. These success stories prove that protecting wildlife can make a real difference, and with strong, coordinated efforts, endangered species can thrive again.

When George Balazs saw his first green sea turtle, or honu, his life changed forever. He moved to Hawai3i to study the beautiful animals, but was concerned by what he found in restaurants and stores: turtle soup, turtle steaks, even turtle shell jewelry. So George asked a question: How many honu are left in Hawai3i? What happened next was the journey of a lifetime. George lived on remote beaches, learning from the turtles and advocating for their protectionCall to save Hawai3i3s honu from extinction.

This book explores the issue of teen suicide and offers guidance on how to recognize warning signs, where to get immediate help, and how to respond safely. Real-life stories, expert insights, and practical approaches provide readers with the tools to make a difference.

When a young girl takes a day trip to the beach with her grandfather, together they savour the pleasures found in nature. Beginning with the moment she wakes to her grandfather's voice, the possibilities for shared simple delights are endless as the day unfolds before them. From the breathtaking chill of the water to the mouthwatering treats of summer-ripe fruit to the tickle of sand between the toes, this beach adventure comes to life in joyful, rhyming text. And after admiring the sunset at day's end, it's time to head back home, thankful for the time spent together. In this ode to the delights found in a summer's day, readers of all ages are encouraged to notice and enjoy--to savor--the little things in life.

Robin Newman and Deborah Zemke, the talents behind the award-winning Wilcox & Griswold Mystery series, are back with more animal antics, this time with an ant lawyer named Sawyer who helps a range of animals with their problems. Readers follow each humorous case of animal mishaps while learning about why laws matter and how the justice system works. Serious big ideas are packaged in these funny short stories presented in a lively graphic novel format. Fans of courtroom drama will enjoy this amusing look at what lawyers do. Young readers who have a strong sense of fairness will cheer as Sawyer finds a solution for even the trickiest problems.

Sawyer wakes up with an idea. A good idea. A great idea. A get-started-right-away idea! So before breakfast, he makes a sketch, and a model, and gets out all his materials. AndCwoah, what was that? It gave him a new idea. A big idea. A colorful idea. But when it isn't quite going the way he wants, he grumps, and sulks, andCwait, what about that other project? Sawyer flits from one activity to another throughout the day, new ideas hitting him like thunderbolts every time he turns around. There's a project from yesterday, a costume for his furry sidekick, and a book or twelve he was reading, and . . . before he knows it, it's time for bed. But he can't go to bed yet! His idea isn't finished! He didn't finish one thing today! Or did he?

In this illustrated fiction series, four young dinosaurs must each face a challenge that they find scary. From jumping in the deep end of the pool, to visiting the doctor for a shot, to trying new food and flying in a plane, each must take steps toward facing their biggest fear. An engaging series for young readers, especially those who feel scared of trying something new. Each book also includes a page for caregivers and teachers that suggests guiding questions to help aid in reading comprehension.

Journey into the darkest corners of the imagination with this collection of spine-chilling stories. From haunted history to creepy places, each tale keeps you on the edge of your seat while providing just the right amount of fright. Get ready for a thrilling ride into the unknown. Enter if you dare!

A Scene In Between sets out to excavate the sartorial treasures of the UK3s 1980s guitar scenes. Using original archive photography from scenesters, band members, and amateur photographers of the time, Sam Knee takes you on a fashion trip through the visual racket of pivotal indie bands. Charity shop chic, anoraks, bowlcuts, leather trousers, and stripy tees are all de-rigueur in this evocative photographic historical capsule. Seven years on from the release of the first edition, Sam Knee has expanded his photographic contact base and built a loyal Instagram following of over 60,000 (including many big names in fashion and music). This revised edition features a new cover and intro, interviews with Johnny Marr, Deb Googe, and Lawrence from Felt, plus many, many more.

A pictorial history of 1980s alternative Americana featuring hundreds of previously unseen images of bands including: Faith, Rites of Spring, Dinosaur Jr, Embrace, Opal, Galaxie 500, Beat Happening, Sonic Youth, Scratch Acid, Pussy Galore, and early Nirvana. Interviews by key band members make this an essential resource for any fashion or music enthusiast. Following on from the success of A Scene In Between (Revised Edition), this new title explores the musical and sartorial treasures of the American 1980s guitar-based indie scenes. Starting in 1983 with the post-hardcore movement in Washington DC, Scene USA journeys coast to coast, covering everything from college rock to noise rock by way of the Paisley Underground, ending in 1989 with the nascent grunge scene in Seattle.Using original archive photography from scenesters and band members of the time, Sam Knee takes you on a fashion trip through an alternative musical history, which is placed in direct opposition to the glossy, Reag