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Cheetahs Return to India: The True Story of Aasha and Pavan

A lyrical story of animal repopulation and hope in India. Cheetahs used to roam India's grasslands and jungles, but as farms expanded and cities grew, India's cheetah population dwindled . . . to nothing. Seventy years later, hope--and cheetahs--returned to the Indian subcontinent. From a coalition of cheetahs sent from Africa, Aasha and Pavan are chosen as the first cheetahs to repopulate the land. Will they survive in their new home? Will they thrive? Will India finally see a return of their beloved cheetahs?

Chef Kate’s Kitchen (Crabtee Blossoms: Level 3)  

In this delightful series for early readers, diners line up outside Chef Kate's restaurant every day to see what’s on the menu. They are never disappointed. Chef Kate always cooks up something to suit the weather or a special event. Every book also includes a page for caregivers and teachers that suggests guiding questions to help aid in reading comprehension. Downloadable Teacher's Guide available.

Chemistry Explained (Ursa Books)

The world around us is full of elements. Many of them are necessary for life, and many more can be put to use. Which ones and how? The answers are found in the science of chemistry. This series uses encyclopedic-style entries to explore the science behind chemicals and all that they do. From the building blocks of nature to the chemicals we use in our homes every day, discover the materials and reactions that make up our world.s

Chernobyl's Wild Kingdom

After the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear explosion, scientists believed radiation would make the area a barren wasteland. Today the Dead Zoneáis teeming with wildlife. But every plant and animal is radioactive, leaving scientists wondering how their survival is possible.

Chicagoland Detective Agency

Raf Hernandez knows Megan is odd from the moment she walks into his mom's pet supply store asking for a tarantula. But there's one thing you can count on in Chicagoland: Weird things happen several times a day.

Chick, Chick, Peep, Peep, Peep

Five little chicks must jump up five little steps to get to where a delicious treat awaits them. What happens when one little chick keeps falling down? Peep, peep, plop!

Chicken Wants a Nap

With the sun up and grass warm, a barnyard chicken is optimistic that it will be a comfortable day for a nap. However, forces keep conspiring against her--until it becomes a bad day for someone else.

Chief Goose

K?kwpi7 K_wsucw (Chief Goose) is the leader of the k_wsucw (geese). As a leader, he relies on doing things the way his people have always done and does not want to change anything. But his people are not prepared for the long winter and K?kwpi7 K_wsucw realizes it is time for him to be a true leader. Following ancient protocols, he first consults the great spirit for guidance and wisdom. Then he begins the journey to lead his people in search for a better place to live during the long winter season. Through trial and error, he learns that listening to others and allowing his people to help him lead is the path to the well-being of the k_wsucw.

Children During Conflicts (Crabtree Forest)  

Children in conflict zones experience life-threatening situations and witness violence. They are killed or injured; some are forced to fight; many are orphaned. This important series helps show the significant ways in which conflicts shape and change children's lives, impacting their families, their physical and mental health, and their futures. Extension questions encourage readers to think critically, make connections, and reflect. Perspectives boxes feature people affected by conflict. Each book highlights efforts by organizations to protect and aid children trapped in conflicts, along with suggestions on ways to support their work. Free downloadable Teacher's Notes.

Children in History

While many books retell history by describing what life was like for adults, this series explores the past through the eyes of a child. Each title focuses on an exciting time in world history, with fascinating details about family life, school, games, pets, and much more. Interesting and varied activities (including recipes, crafts, and word-writing and numerals in foreign languages) help reinforce learning; a time line, and websites are included.