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Sasquatch and Squirrel

Strawberry the Sasquatch lives alone deep in the forest. Most animals are afraid of her, but she doesn't mind. She's happy doing all the alone things a sasquatch doesÑthings like hiking and foraging as well as dance moves and logger pranks. Then one day, an extremely friendly squirrel named Nutty shows up. After a series of hilarious mishaps, Strawberry isn't sure she and Nutty can get along. But thanks to some cloud watching, seed portraits, and stale marshmallows, the two find a way to be frie

Sasquatch Hunters

Twelve-year-old Jake Nelson and his mom, a former Disney Princess, have recently moved from Orlando, Florida, to his grandfather's home in Washington State. Shorter than the average sixth grader, Jake finds it difficult to fit in at his new school, Hawthorne Elementary, especially after making an enemy of one of the most popular boys on the very first day. Not to mention, Jake's hobby is a little unusual: He's a Sasquatch hunter.

Save the Animals! (Bearcub Books)

Where are the buzzing bees, pudgy polar bears, or great gorillas? Across the globe, animals are disappearing. But there’s still hope to stop this tragic trend before it’s too late. Bright photos paired with carefully levelled text feature key animal life cycle and environmental science curriculum. A bold range map helps readers pinpoint exactly where each animal lives and practical tips for young readers makes taking action personal. Explore what we can do to save the animals!

Saving Animals (Navigator)

Humans have negatively affected many of Earth’s species. Fortunately, human ingenuity can help care for these animals. This series examines six animal species that are in danger and investigates the various ways that people are attempting to protect them.

Saving Animals from the Brink (Bear Claw Books)

In these true tales of wildlife survival, readers discover how some of America?s most beautiful and fascinating animals came face-to-face with the threat of extinction. Yet through the heroic efforts of people who stepped in, these endangered animals not only came back from the brink, but also began to thrive once again.

Saving Animals with Science (Searchlight Books™)

Saving Earth's Biomes (Navigator)

People have negatively affected many of Earth's biomes, but human ingenuity can help care for our planet and all its inhabitants. This series examines four biomes that are in danger and investigates the various ways that people are attempting to restore them.

Saving Granddaddy's Stories: Ray Hicks, the Voice of Appalachia

As a young boy living in the Appalachian Mountains, Ray Hicks loved his grandfather's stories because he told them "the mountain way." After his grandfather's death, Ray continued to tell these stories to anyone who would listen. Years later, his storytelling became so famous he was known as the "Voice of Appalachia."

Saving Hawaii's Honu

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 extinc

Saving Our Planet (Pioneer)

Human actions have had a large impact on the world around us. This series explores how people have harmed our planet in the past, and how we can make changes to protect Earth in the future.