Most Popular Books by Tessa Potter

When you''re a wild animal, every day is an adventureSuspenseful stories in a seasonal setting give young readers a realistic picture of animal behavior during times of excitement or crisis. Hands-on activities add an extra element of fun.Digger works hard on a new tunnel, then heavy rains come, and she is almost trapped inside by the rush of flood water.

Discusses the life of hens that produce eggs to be sold. Portrays hens that run freely about the farm and those that never leave their cages.

A young fox experiences his first winter as he looks for food, interacts with other animals in the Great Wood, and finds a safe place to sleep.

Discusses the care and usefulness of goats on farms, in the desert, and in the mountains.

Examines various kinds of ducks and geese, both on the farm and in the wild.

Presents the life of a pet donkey on a farm and depicts the lives of donkeys who work as beasts of burden.

In the spring in the Great Wood, a mother otter takes her cubs to a pool, where they learn about hunting and swimming.

Discusses the lives of cows on a dairy farm.

Describes the characteristics of deserts, where they are found on earth, and the plant, animal, and human life that inhabits them.

When you''re a wild animal, every day is an adventure Suspenseful stories in a seasonal setting give young readers a realistic picture of animal behavior during times of excitement or crisis. Hands-on activities add an extra element of fun. Grayfur has her paws full protecting her babies from otters and a deadly weasel.

Spine-chilling tales guaranteed to scare even the bravest readers.

These gripping myths, legends and traditional stories have been carefully adapted for juniors. In these retellings, young readers meet gods, heroes and fabled characters from around the world. Each story is told in accessible language and is ideal for broadening reading experience and resourcing the literacy requirement to study traditional myths and legends from a range of cultures.

When Kirsty arrives at school, strange things start to happen. Students and teachers start to get sick, and Kirsty keeps seeing figures in the playground. What are these ghostly figures and why are they scaring the children of Golfhawk School?

Grade 4.8; Points 4.

Discusses the raising of sheep for wool.

Discusses the milking of cows on a dairy farm and the process by which milk arrives at a grocery store.

Discusses the lives of cows and calves on a dairy farm.

A series of scary stories set at sea. Grades 5-8.

Discusses the raising of sheep for wool.

The first blob appeared on Graham''s book after second break. It was a rusty red colour and looked suspiciously liked dried blood Written for a younger age group than any previous set of thrillers and suitable for older reluctant readers, it features comic strips, speech bubbles and visual ''clues''.