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Colors in My World-Board Books (Sea Turtle)  

The world is filled with many colors. Pictures of objects with matching words build vocabulary and color recognition skills.

Colors in Nature (Bullfrog Books)

Brilliant colour doesn't only reside in a box of crayons or markers—nature has the most vibrant colors on Earth. Beautiful photos and easy-to-read informational text explain how colours help animals hide, help attract mates or pollinators, and tell us when food is ripe. Let your kids read through the rainbow! Includes picture glossary.

Colors in Our World (Blastoff! Beginners)

The world is full of colour! This series for young readers explores where and why colours are found in nature. Carefully levelled text combines with vibrant photos to show off colourful plants, animals, and more. A list of sight words helps readers gain confidence, and a facts page puts what they have learned in one place. Readers will be excited to spot their favourite colours in nature with this series!

Colors of Me

Intriguing collage illustrations frame this timeless story of a young child who questions the significance of color. Speaking in verse, the child wonders if the natural world believes any particular color to be more important than another. Does the rain think I'm a color when it falls on my head? I wonder if the clouds think I'm a color... maybe they think I'm green or blue or red. The child comes to see the importance of a world filled with and accepting of all colors. Do I have to choose one c

Colors, The (Mouse Book)

Within the pages of this wordless title, a bored mouse discovers oil paint tubes and brushes and turns empty sheets of paper into canvases as it experiments with colours.

Columbus Zoo Books for Young Readers Collection

When Colo was born unexpectedly on the cold concrete floor of the zoo on December 22, 1956, the book, How to Raise a Baby Gorilla didn’t exist. “How do you raise a baby gorilla?” the keepers at the Columbus Zoo wondered. They raised Colo the only way they knew—as if she were a human baby. She wore diapers, drank from bottles, and had an entire wardrobe of baby clothes. Follow Colo’s amazing journey from a cuddly baby, to a feisty toddler, to a mother of three, to the matriarch of one very large

Combat Sports (Bolt)

Powerful boxing bouts. Intense MMA grappling. Quick wrestling takedowns. Combat sports of all kinds are a thrill to watch. Both casual fans and aspiring athletes will read about the dedication and training it takes to compete in each of these sports. Exciting infographics and in-your-face photos make this hi-lo nonfiction series a knockout for reluctant readers.

Combats d’animaux  

Dans cette série passionnante, certains des plus grands prédateurs sauvages s’affrontent dans une lutte sans merci! Avance dans la forêt tropicale et plonge au fond de l’océan pour découvrir certains des combattants les plus redoutables au monde. Les lecteurs découvriront les armes dont dispose chaque animal, des dents acérées aux sens ultra-développés, sans oublier les coups qui achèvent leurs ennemis. Dans chaque titre, un récit plein d’action imagine un combat entre les animaux, tandis que de

Come Closer If You Dare!: Animal Predators Up Close

Get up-close with the most fearsome animals in the animal kingdom! With incredibly detailed photography of animal's gruesome features and fascinating facts about terrifying predators from all over the world, this is an electrifying read for fearless children everywhere. Find out which predators have the sharpest teeth, who has the biggest claws, and more in this intriguing read. Come closer, only if you dare!

Come Together, Change the World: A Sesame Street® Guide to Standing Up for Racial Justice

Elmo and friends learn along with young readers about racial justice. This gentle guide helps kids understand that it is wrong to treat others unfairly because of their race or cultural identity.