reproduction

Provides an introduction to the world of trees, from tiny saplings to forest giants.

Introduces readers to the process of pollination, illustrated with botanical artwork that brings each tiny detail to life, and also reminds us why it's important to take action to protect our pollinators.

"Emma Caan is a fake. She's a forger, an artist who specializes in nineteenth-century paintings. But she isn't a criminal; her copies are commissioned by museums and ultra-wealthy collectors protecting their investments. Emma's more than mastered a Gauguin brushstroke and a van Gogh wheat field, but her work is sometimes a painful reminder of the artistic dreams she once chased for herself, when she was younger and before her family and her world fell apart. When oligarch art collector Leonard Sobetsky unexpectedly appears with an invitation, Emma sees a way out--a new job, a new path for herself, and access to the kind of money she needs to support her unstable and recently widowed mother. But every invitation incurs an obligation...and Emma isn't prepared for what's to come. As she's pulled further into Leonard's opulent scene, she will discover what's lurking beneath the glitz and glamour. When she does, the past she's worked hard to overcome will collide with the present, making her wonder how much of her carefully curated life is just as fake as her forgeries..."--From the publisher's web site.

"Living things depend on one another. Insects, water, and wind help plants grow new plants"--Provided by publisher.

Living things depend on one another. Insects, water, and wind help plants grow new plants. They have an important role in nature. All these things work together to keep one another alive.

Many plants catch your eye with their amazing colors and shapes, but plants also reproduce in amazing ways, from seeds to spores and pollination to fertilization.

Describes how seeds grow into plants; includes instructions for a "Hairy Harry" project.

"Living things depend on one another. Insects, water, and wind help plants grow new plants. They have an important role in nature. All these things work together to keep one another alive."--Provided by publisher.