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About the Author

Katie Marsico is the author of more that eighty nonfiction books for young people. She has written many books about animals and the environments in which they live. Michael Bright has traveled all over the world to film animals action for the BBC Natural History Unit. He enjoy using his knowledge show more and expenence to contribute to books about animals. show less

Series

Works by Katie Marsico

Snowy Weather Days (2006) 79 copies
A Ladybug Larva Grows Up (2007) 29 copies
Nature's Children: Cheetahs (1989) 28 copies
Wild Weather Days (2006) 26 copies
Windy Weather Days (2006) 25 copies
A Baby Lobster Grows Up (2007) 18 copies
Empathy (My Mindful Day) (2019) 17 copies
A Peachick Grows Up (2007) 13 copies
A Manatee Calf Grows Up (2007) 12 copies
A Home on the Tundra (2006) 12 copies
Isis (Special Reports) (2016) 9 copies
Nature's Children: Geckos (2013) 8 copies
Nature's Children: Otters (2015) 7 copies
Andrew Jackson (2011) 5 copies
Nature's Children: Sharks (2012) 5 copies
Ronald Reagan (2011) 4 copies
Eat a balanced diet! (2015) 4 copies
Woodrow Wilson (2010) 3 copies
Nature's Children: Lice (2015) 3 copies
Tennis (2008) 3 copies
Therapy horses (2013) 3 copies
Shopping trip math (2014) 3 copies
Tell Me Why? I Cry (2014) 3 copies
Giraffes have long necks (2014) 3 copies
United States of America (2010) 3 copies
Exercise! (2015) 3 copies
Epic Civil War Battles (2013) 3 copies
Running (2008) 3 copies
Visit the doctor! (2015) 2 copies
Levers (Simple Machines) (2012) 2 copies
Horse rescue (2013) 2 copies
I burp (2015) 1 copy
The Rio Grande (2013) 1 copy
True Drones 1 copy
The Chesapeake Bay (2013) 1 copy
Interjections (2013) 1 copy
The Mississippi River (2013) 1 copy

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The structure of this book is written in a descriptive and sequential format. The text is simply written and easy for elementary students to understand. The illustrations add depth to the meaning of the text and help support the reader’s comprehension of the topic. While this story is a nonfiction text, is does not contain many of the usual external text features. The book does contain some bold headings and subheadings, as well as many graphics. There is a timeline of events located in the back of the book, and a list of additional materials to learn more about Sybil’s ride (books and websites).… (more)
 
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mcnamea | 1 other review | Apr 13, 2022 |
"Without math, sports would not exist" is the motto of this book, and the author proves us so! The book uses number problems to encourage readers to help find solutions with sports, cooking, and shopping. Middle schoolers would love this book!
 
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missolei | Apr 5, 2021 |
With simple phrases and large-print type, this book explores the polar region, one of the most extreme environments on Earth, by following a narwhal through its day as it eats, sleeps, and cares for its young.
 
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wichitafriendsschool | Mar 11, 2020 |
This text addresses the ingenuity of drones and how they have become popular in the past 10 years for various uses. This guided reading book can be used in a science class in which students are discovering the art of machines and robotics and how things are made. I would implement this text in an intro-to-tech class to get students to be curious about the power of technology and how it can improve one's life. The vocabulary is somewhat academic English, so students can be exposed to the word selection when they read it.… (more)
 
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Jeholy92 | 2 other reviews | Oct 15, 2019 |

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Works
230
Members
1,744
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#14,747
Rating
3.8
Reviews
24
ISBNs
956
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