Tagholm, Sally

Provides answers to approximately one hundred questions about insects, covering physical characteristics, habitats, homes, senses, survival skills, enemies, and other related topics.

Describes the physical characteristics, hunting, feeding, nesting, mating, and moulting of the barn owl, as well as the nine different species.

Illustrations, photographs, and simple text teach young readers about the secrets of the night, including bedtime, stars and planets, nocturnal animals, people who work during the night, and nighttime festivals and celebrations.

Describes how the European rabbit, now found on every continent, burrows, breeds, feeds, plays, and lives.

Describes the life cycle of frogs, discussing how they are born, develop, feed, play, and breed.

A tour of ancient Egypt, examining how the people lived, worked, and relaxed, including their clothing, food and drink, shopping, games, religion, laws, medicine, and more.