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Little Donkey doesn't want to eat his food, so Mama Donkey decides that it's time for an outing. An early concept picture book about mealtimes with a satisfying story structure, this companion book to 123 Little Donkey has tear-resistant pages, making it perfect for toddlers.

Eating My Words: And 128 Other Poems

At lunch, / I ate three cans / of alphabet soup. / An hour later / I had / thesaurus / throat / ever. Brian Cleary brings his trademark humor and wordplay to middle grade readers in this poetry collection. Featuring limericks, concrete poems, haiku, quatrains, acrostics, and much more, the book is in equal parts entertaining and educational. Spot illustrations accompany the poems, as do brief notes about poetic forms and poetic devices. An exceedingly accessible resource for poetry monthÑand all year round!

Eating Right with MyPlate (Blastoff! Readers: Level 2)

Explore the components of a healthy lifestyle through MyPlate, this series introduces young readers to the five major food groups and how they fit in with the healthy choices that help kids perform at their best!

Eavesdropping on Elephants

Can understanding how forest elephants communicate help scientists find ways to protect this vulnerable species? Researcher Katy Pane and others involved with Cornell University's Elephant Listening Project believe it can. Patricia Newman takes readers behind the scenes to see how scientists are making new discoveries about elephant communication and using what they learn to help these majestic animals.

Eavesdropping on Elephants: How Listening Helps Conservation

Ebola Epidemic, The: The Fight, The Future

Ebola has riveted-and terrified-the world since its reemergence from the jungle, killing more than eleven thousand people in West Africa since December 2013. Transmitted through bodily fluids, blood, saliva, sweat, vomit, feces, and semen-the disease causes high fever, widespread pain, nausea and vomiting, and severe diarrhea. Patients may develop dangerous bleeding and organ failure. With no effective treatment available, about 40 percent of infected people die within days. Using proper protective gear, safe burial protocols, cleansing techniques, and educational outreach, the disease has been slowed in Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone-at least temporarily.

Ebola: Fears and Facts

What's Ebola? Do we need to be afraid? This short book will take readers beyond the headlines to help them understand the disease. Chapters will cover what Ebola is (where it came from, symptoms, how it spreads), the 2014 outbreak, notable outbreaks of other diseases (1918 flu pandemic, SARS, bird flu), and give information on staying safe and healthy from all kinds of infectious diseases--not just Ebola. This book is meant to inform young readers while also alleviating fears they may have. The information on other disease outbreaks will help readers put the 2014 Ebola outbreak into a larger context. The information on good health habits will also help make the book useful and relevant even after concerns about the current outbreak have abated.

E-Careers

The digital world offers many new career opportunities-ranging from e-commerce and social media to info tech and online gaming. Teens who have an interest in working in the digital world will find useful descriptions, essential facts, and valuable opinions and advice in this easy-to-use series. The E-Careers series introduces readers to various career options within a given field and explores what the jobs entail, educational requirements, employment prospects, and more.

Eco Action

Earth is under threat-from humans! It’s time to take action-eco action. This empowering series shows readers how they can take positive action to protect our planet and protect our future. Each call-to-action book explains the effect negative human actions have on our planet, which are contrasted with positive actions organizations are taking to reverse and reduce the damage we have caused. Children will feel encouraged by guidance that explains how they too can take eco action to help protect our planet, build a more sustainable future, and carve out a career in environmental care.

Eco Activities

Reuse the materials around your home and turn them into something new. This series of simple craft activities is an informative and fun way to introduce young readers to issues of pollution and ways to solve it. Colourful vector graphics and photographs engage readers and easy-to-follow text allows readers to get hands-on and make a difference.

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