Spalding, Maddie

Did you know that animals do not need as much fur in summer? Wolves shed their inner coat of fur to stay cool. Find out more in Animals, an All about summer book.

Did you know that many plants grow fruit in summer? People can eat fruits or turn them into jam. Find out more in Plants, an All about summer book.

Did you know that part of Earth tilts toward the Sun in summer? This makes summer days very sunny. Find out more in Weather, an All about summer book.

"Introduces readers to the fundamental concepts of a nickel, explores its history, and teaches readers how nickels are made."--Publisher's website.

"Introduces readers to the fundamental concepts of a quarter, explores its history, and teaches readers how quarters are made."--Publisher's website.

"Introduces readers to the fundamental concepts of a dime, explores its history, and teaches readers how dimes are made."--Publisher's website.

Introduces the one-dollar bill, presents the history of the bill, and describes its value.

Simple text and photographs describes different aspects of summer, including the heat, storms and how to cool off.

"Readers will learn about adventures involving heroes and villains and the ways in which Greek mythology still shapes our culture"--Provided by publisher.

Observes the behavior of several animals during the summer months.