Beth Gambro

"Paying for everything from groceries to toys is easy nowadays. You can even do it with the tap of a phone or the swipe of the card. But money has changed a lot from when it was first put into use. Develop early money management skills and learn all about the history of money. Bright photos and child-friendly examples make it fun to build financial literacy"-- Provided by publisher.

Introduces children to animals that can swim.

"He swings his bat, and the ball goes flying! Baseball is so much fun, but what happens before the big day? Follow young athletes preparing to play their favorite sport. Simple text and action-packed photos capture baseball players practicing their skills, working together with their team, and learning how to stay healthy as they play. There's so much to do to get ready for a baseball game"-- Provided by publisher.

What can you find on a farm? Let's look in the field! -- provided by publisher

"I love going to see new movies on the big screen. But how does the movie theater work? Go behind the scenes to learn how theaters get ready and how each show starts in the right room. Fun and lively photos paired closely with carefully leveled text allow readers to learn all about community helpers and everyday spaces from a new perspective"-- Provided by publisher.

Introduces children to animals that can fly.

"Sometimes when I eat too quickly, I -- buuurrp! Why does my body do that? Explore the silly body science of burps. Learn how they happen, what can be done to stop burping, and more. Lively text and bright layouts make this a perfect fit for budding scientists asking big body questions"-- Provided by publisher.

"My family is going out to eat for dinner. But how does a restaurant work? Go behind the scenes to learn how a food order makes it from the table to the kitchen, and how the meals are made quickly. Fun and lively photos paired closely with carefully leveled text allow readers to learn all about community helpers and everyday spaces from a new perspective"-- Provided by publisher.

"A baby cow uses its long, skinny legs to stand up shortly after it is born. It drinks milk from its mother's body to grow big and strong. Follow along with this calf as it grows up living with its mother in a herd of cows. The baby learns to run, kick, and jump. It starts to eat grass and continues to grow. Simple text paired with adorable pictures helps build reading confidence for animal-loving early readers"-- Provided by publisher.

Take a lood around! What do you spy? There is a lot to explore in these fun books. -- back cover