Most Popular Books by Susan Ring

This best-selling Little Einsteins book is making its paperback debut. Join Leo, Annie, June, Quincy, and Rocket as they explore a meadow. Young readers will have fun imitating the many sounds of the meadow, such as buzzing bees and chirping grasshoppers.

Learn all about honeybees in this amazing insect discovery book!

This fascinating series showcases the pets that enrich children''s lives. Each colorful volume includes information on the development, life cycle, grooming needs, behaviors, and nutritional requirements of each pet. A brief history of each animal and its

INQUIZITIVE SCIENCE FLUENT LEVEL: OWLS - A series of information books that integrate literacy and science. INQUIZITIVE with a focus upon science has been developed to help young children gain an understanding of: the different ways information can be read and communicated, the specialised language and language structures used in non-fiction texts, the way non-fiction is organised to highlight information and the selective way non-fiction is read according to the reader''s purpose. Suitable for 4-8 year olds.

"In this cutting-edge work, neuropsychologist Dr. Susan Andrews shows why too much stress during pregnancy can increase the risk of childhood problems--and how you can stay in balance and boost your baby''s potential with simple, effective stress solutions. Pregnancy is a delicate time for you and your baby, and what your body experiences while you are expecting can affect your child for years to come. Emerging new evidence, for example, is now linking too much stress during pregnancy to a higher risk for childhood emotional, physical, and behavioral problems, including preterm birth, ADHD, and learning disabilities. In fact, as Stress Solutions for Pregnant Moms shows, managing stress could be just as important to your child''s health as avoiding smoking and alcohol while pregnant. Not all stress, of course, is bad. The problem comes when we fail to recognize that the buildup of pressure and tension is tipping us into a danger zone. In her groundbreaking book--the first of its kind--Dr. Susan Andrews provides effective and easy-to-use solutions to help pregnant women everywhere quickly measure and gently manage their stress levels"--Publisher''s description.

Brief text introduces scientists who study animals, including zoologists, entomologists, ornithologists, veterinarians, and zoo nutritionists.

Provides a brief introduction to blood, including how it moves through the body, why it is red, and how it protects the body from illness.

Simple text and photos introduce basic traffic rules.

Introduces the seasonal weather cycle to children and the types of activities they can do in each season.

Photographs and simple text explore the different modes of transportation used by people around the world.

Examines the countries within North America.

Simple text and photos show that animals can be big or small and can be sorted into groups by their size.

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A simple introduction to how the sun and its warmth affect the Earth.

Text and photographs introduce animals and plants of the rain forest, grouped to provide practice in counting.

A very simple introduction to various mammals and some of their characteristics.

Introduces the breeding, raising, and training of working dogs, as well as what happens when they are matched with their handlers to become full-time guide dogs, search and rescue dogs, and the many other roles working dogs play to make life easier and safer for people.

Describes what humans used boats for in the past, present and future.

Examina nieve y sus efectos.

Describes the different ways children can take care of their pets.

Introduces words associated with location by showing animals on, in, under, or above objects.

Introduces children to some of the patterns in nature and everyday things.

Provides an introduction to the duties of fire fighters.

Explains the different fields of science and what scientist study.

Inspiration for invention can come from nature.

Tells the story of how humans have progressed from the darkness of early civilizations to the brightly lit cities and towns of today.

Explains how wind, water, and ice create landforms.