Donohue, Moira Rose

A collection of dog facts, activities, jokes and more.

Slap! Flap! Tap! What's that sound? That's the sound of Tap! In the 1800s, African and Irish Americans found that they had something in common: Both cultures shared a love of dance. As people came together in New York City, the dance style "Tap" grew with each new dancer. New ideas and new moves were inspired by their personal cultures. Read along to hear about the blending of Irish and African backgrounds, and of course keep an ear out for Slaps, Flaps, and lots and lots of Taps!.

"This . . . little nature guide for young children is all about discovering the . . . world of birds swooping, soaring, fluttering, and flying around your neighborhood and beyond"--Provided by publisher.

A collection of dog facts, activities, jokes and more.

Looks at the state of Virginia, discussing its climate, geography, economy, population, and history.

An introduction to the Gettysburg National Military Park in Pennsylvania, describing the memorials, what the battle was about and more.

"Featuring more than two hundred photos, this interactive introduction to the Earth's rocks, minerals, gemstones, fossils, and shells is filled with . . . facts as well as . . . natural sites"--BTCat.

Contains true stories of dolphins, including the experiences of trainers, photographers, and others.

"[A picture book biography of] Black American jazz drummer William Henry 'Chick' Webb [who] led one of the big bands of the swing era, earning him the nickname the 'King of the Savoy'"--Provided by publisher.

Retells stories about heroic and talented dolphins and the friendships they formed with humans.