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Each book in this charming picture book series tells a fictional story that highlights an endangered species. These poetic stories capture the reader3s imagination while exploring conservation and the magic of nature in a gentle and hopeful way.

Endangered: Lessons from the Past

What can the past teach us about saving endangered animals?Can lessons from the woolly mammoth and dodo bird help us protect vulnerable species today? Follow each title as it explores an ancient and modern animal pairing. Learn more about why these ancient beasts disappeared from the face of the planet, and find out what conservation efforts are happening now to save their contemporary counterparts. Endangered: Lessons from the Past is the series that asks, ""Is history doomed to repeat itself?

Energy Choices (Macmillan Young Library)

As we think about the future, we need to make choices about the energy that we use. This series introduces students to types of energy and explains: how the energy is collected, stored, and used; the difference between renewable, and non-renewable and sustainable energy; and how we can use less energy to reduce damage to the environment.

Energy for the Future (Navigator)

With greenhouse gas emissions warming Earth and climate change increasing natural disasters, people and governments must reduce their dependence on nonrenewable fossil fuels and move to clean, renewable energy sources. This series provides a comprehensive overview of six energy technologies that will protect and power Earth's future.

Engineering Challenges (Navigator)

Engineering Challenges provides an in-depth look at eight engineering marvels. Each book explores one of the world's great challenges and the creative solutions engineers have used to solve them. A special challenge in each book provides a hands-on learning experience. This STEM-focused series provides a well-rounded introduction to the engineering process.

Engineering for Disaster (Navigator)

Disasters can strike at any time, and engineers have often led the effort to prepare for these events. This compelling series explores what engineers have learned from past disasters and what they are doing to keep people safe in the future.

Engineering Marvels (Pogo Books)

How have the Egyptian pyramids stood for thousands of years? How tall is the world's tallest roller coaster? Children will learn about both ancient structures and modern marvels in this exciting series. Vibrant photographs and easy-to-understand text bring engineering wonders to life for early readers.

Engineering Masterpieces (Crabtree Crown)

The Engineering Masterpieces series gives readers an inside look at how important structures are created and built. Discover the different types of each structure, their parts, and the jobs involved in their construction. Awesome photos feature some of the worldÎs most famous structures. Every book also includes a page for caregivers and teachers that suggests guiding questions to help aid in reading comprehension. Downloadable Teacher Notes available.

Engineering the Human Body (Navigator)

Engineering the Human Body explores how biomedical engineering is improving people's lives and bodies. Each book provides an in-depth look at a specific technology, including how and why it was developed, as well as examples of the technology's current use and cutting-edge research.

Enough is...

How many friends, turns, clothes, toys, fashion accessories, books? How much of anything? The pictures follow one child as she learns the difference between wanting and needing and, in the end, feels the contentment that flows from being satisfied with what she has. The text, meanwhile, frames a difficult idea in simple, spare language: ""Somewhere between a little and a lot, there is Enough. It might be hard to spot, but it's always there.

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