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Wolves have been alternately revered and reviled, but we are just now coming to understand the lives of these powerful hunters. This book introduces students to wolf hunting techniques, wolf pack dynamics, and other fascinating topics.

These playful water acrobats are sure to entrance young readers. Students will learn about the different kinds of otters and will get a chance to find out what these cute, curious animals are like as pups.

These proud birds have captured the imaginations of millions. This interesting volume introduces young readers to several different species of eagles, offers information about aeries and eaglets, and describes efforts to save the world’s eagles.

Red pandas are rare, gentle creatures that inhabit the forests India, Nepal, and China. Like their namesake, the giant panda, these bamboo eaters are sure to capture the minds and hearts of young readers.

These strong birds of prey have long been a symbol of wisdom. This book examines several species of owls and explores how the birds’ unusual talons and softly feathered wings make them such superb hunters.

Sloths move so slowly that they often have algae growing on their fur! Students will be captivated by these unusual mammals that live in the treetops of Central and South America.

These majestic hunters are perfectly adapted to living in the Arctic. Readers will learn all about polar bears, from what they eat and how they raise their young to where they live and how they interact with human beings.

These much-loved birds are perfectly adapted to living in the Antarctic. Readers will learn all about emperor penguins, from what they eat and how they raise their young to where they live and how they interact with human beings.

These marine giants are perfectly adapted to living in the Arctic. Readers will learn all about the whales of the Arctic, from what they eat and how they raise their young to where they live and how they interact with human beings.

Caribou, also called reindeer, are perfectly adapted to living in the Arctic. Readers will learn all about these animals, from what they eat and how they raise their young to where they live and how they interact with human beings.

The seals that make their homes in the cold waters of the Southern Ocean are perfectly adapted to living in the Antarctic. Readers will learn all about these seals, from what they eat and how they raise their young to where they live and how they interact with human beings.

These large marine mammals are perfectly adapted to living in the Arctic. Your readers will learn all about walruses, from what they eat and how they raise their young to where they live and how they interact with human beings.

Keeping your phone number private is important to online safety. Readers will learn why they should not tell strangers their phone number and how to respond if they are asked for it. This information will help readers become more aware of the basics of Internet safety.

An important aspect of online safety for children is not giving out their address. Students are told reasons why they should not give strangers their address or provide it to websites without a parent’s permission. Learning this lesson is one of the foundations of becoming a safe Internet user.

A key rule for avoiding predators is never to share your plans online. Readers will learn why this is essential for staying safe, as well as what to do if someone online presses them to discuss their schedule. Learning this lesson will raise students’ awareness of conducting themselves safely online.

Readers learn from a young age not to talk to strangers they encounter in the “real world,” but they may not understand the danger of talking to strangers online. Accessible text explains why this is unsafe and informs readers of what they should do if someone online says things that make them uncomfortable. The awareness raised in students will help them become confident and safe Internet users.

To Pippin and Merry, summer seems ruined. No Camp Rabbitbone this year, which means no fun, no friends, no swimming in the catnip pool. The two cats have nearly resigned themselves to long, hot months in their Manhattan apartment when the free-roaming Macgraw appears at their window with an exciting plan: Let's go to the country!The three cats soon find themselves on an adventure into the wilderness, where the nights are dark and food doesn't magically appear in their bowls. After a few funny mishaps, the cats learn to feed themselves so well they decide to start a restaurant. Enlisting help from two rhyming raccoons, the cats launched the Rabbitbone Restaurant.With dishes such as the Mole Bowl and Mouse Paw a la Macgraw, the restaurant is sure to delight its furry customers. Not a fan of mole or mouse or snake? Don t worry! There are tons of tasty recipes for you humans in here too. So come on down to the Rabbitbone Restaurant, where everybody is welcome and you can dine in style tonight!Sara Swan Miller is also the author of this book's prequel, OH, CATS OF CAMP RABBITBONE .

As they all stand at attention under the United Cats flag saying the Pledge of All-We-Cats, the cats of Camp Rabbitbone dream about the exciting summer they are bound for at camp. Swimming in the pool of catnip, playing games such as Bat the Birdie, Battlemouse, and Pick-Up-Bones, taking extra long cat naps and of course eating are just a few of the activities the camp kitties have in store for them. And keeping up with McGraw the bully cat could be enough activity for the whole summer. But it is a fun summer for all as the cats make friends while experiencing the joys of cathood.Sara Swan Miller is also the author of this book's sequel, AT THE RABBITBONE RESTAURANT.