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Saddle up, and get ready to learn about some of the world's favorite horse breeds. Explore the traits and features of each breed, their common uses, and the care they need through closely leveled text, engaging infographics, and vibrant photography. Are you ready to get Horse Crazy?

Horse Lover's Library (Lightning Bolt Books®)

Young readers climb in the saddle and hold onto the reins as they race into the world of horses. These irresistible books cover everything horses including breeds, sports, and adorable baby horses.

Horse Named Jack, A

Jack is a rather silly horse. And when bored, he takes it upon himself to unlatch his stall and go for an adventure through the farm before escaping into the neighbour's garden for a snack. This rhyming story counts up to ten as Jack makes his way across the farm and then back down as he races home with the neighbour hot on his heels.

Horsing Around

What brushes are used to groom a horse? How do you get a horse to start and stop? What do judges look for at horse shows? When should a horse be trained with a lunge line? Horsing Around offers a brief tutorial on the care, training, showing, and riding of horses, concentrating on each aspect in a separate volume and addressing the concerns of some of the youngest horse enthusiasts. A special dictionary of equine terms defines commonly encountered vocabulary, and other resources encourage furthe

Hot Dog! Eleanor Roosevelt Throws a Picnic

In June of 1939, the United States played host to two very special guests. British monarchs King George VI and Queen Elizabeth were coming to America. As it was the first visit ever by reigning British royalty, it was a chance for America to build a stronger relationship with the British, especially in those challenging times. On the domestic side, many people didn't have jobs, housing, or food. Internationally, Adolf Hitler, Germany's leader, was threatening the countries around him and war loo

Hot Rod Readers (Crabtree Seedlings)

Whether they are wheel-poppin', hauling, flying, or crushing, vehicles are cool. And this series makes them all even cooler with crazy illustrations! Hot Rod Readers are designed to build reading confidence with fun, exciting, low-level text. 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.

Hotel Strange

Hotel Strange is inhabited by an odd and lovable collection of characters: Kaki, a lazy purple fluff ball; Monsieur Snarf, a ghost and concierge; Monsieur Léclair, a bookish rat; and Marietta, a young girl. Along with their helpful neighbour Célestin, they have a variety of delightful adventures.

House of Madame M, The

Are you lost? Come in! You're in luck-there's no one here just now. Shhh . . . Be as quiet as you can, and very, very careful! In The House of Madame M, we explore a strange house: hallway, living room, kitchen, bathroom and bedroom. Each room is full of surprises to make even the bravest shiver. Are we in the house of an ogre? A witch? Something else altogether? This large format lift-the-flaps visit to Madame M's brings the thrill of finding what lurks in the wardrobe, behind the door, tucked

How Are You Feeling?: Naming Your Emotions with Sesame Street®

Everyone has big feelings. What situations might cause different feelings to happen? How can you recognize what others are feeling? Help show young readers how to identify and name their emotions alongside their friends from Sesame Street.

How Are You, Verity?

A neurodivergent child interacts with their neighbours to discover the true meaning behind greetings and salutations. Verity is bubbling with excitement about an upcoming school field trip to the aquarium! When neighbours ask, ""How are you?""_Verity_shares their excitement and fascinating facts about sea animals. Their older brother John kindly suggests that the question ""How are you?"" is actually a greeting and not an invitation to share so much._Verity_plans an experiment to find out if the

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