Carol Greene

Author Carol Greene explores why animals are important in this book. Readers find out how animals help the earth, how sometimes people hurt them, and how we can protect animals and keep them healthy.

Do you know that forests clean our air so we can breathe? The trees are very important to both people and animals. This book explores what can happen to forests if we are not careful, and give ideas to make sure our forests are saved for the future.

This essential volume explores what makes people unique and important. Author Carol Greene examines what happens when people do not take care of each other and the environment, and how the reader can help people and the planet.

Two children watch clouds become fat and thin, white and gray, then turn into dogs, sheep, dragons, and castles.

Black clouds bring lightning and thunder and finally, rain that falls on everything and everyone. Includes a word list.

Briefly describes the work of veterinarians and includes information about their education, qualifications, and possible financial earnings.

Throw. Blow. Whoa! Joe does many things with snow.

Simple text and photographs describe what police officers do.

A simple biography of the Civil War president.

Relates how John Chapman's distribution of apple seeds and trees across America made him a legend.