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Find It in Nature! (Bullfrog Books) 
Can you tell a bear track from a turkey track? Can you tell an oak tree from a maple tree? Readers will learn to identify different forest animal tracks, flowers, trees, and mushrooms in this fun, interactive series! Carefully levelled text provides defining details for each animalÎs tracks, plant, or fungi, while accompanying photos show identifying features. A comprehensive back matter feature quizzes readers, asking them to match each set of tracks with its animal owner or plants and mushroom
Finding Dinosaurs (Navigator)
Finding Dinosaurs invites readers to explore the prehistoric world the way scientists do-by examining the fossils that have been left behind. Each book highlights important discoveries related to a specific dinosaur, focusing on what the dinosaur looked like, the world in which it lived, and what led scientists to these conclusions.
Finding Family: The Duckling Raised by Loons
Discover the true story of an orphaned mallard duckling being raised by a pair of loons. On a lake in northern Wisconsin in 2019, loon researchers were surprised to discover a mother and father loon caring for a mallard duckling. Normally loons and mallards live very different lives and do not get along. Follow along as the duckling grows and displays a mix of both loon behaviours and mallard behaviours. Intriguing verse and striking illustrations combine in this heartwarming tale of unexpected
Finding Rebecca: The Forgotten Life of Dr. Rebecca Lee Crumpler, America's First Black Female Doctor
We should all know the name Dr. Rebecca Lee Crumpler, but you probably don't--or at least, you don't yet. Finding Rebecca examines the casual disappearance of America's first Black female doctor from records and memory. But the search for her story and her final resting place, more than one hundred years after her death, turned up a few murky details that author Shani King uses to piece together a picture of the life she led, her hardships, and her many accomplishments. Young readers will discov
Finding You
I watch you from afar. Roaming lost and alone. I see a crumbling box. Looks like someone lives inside."" This touching and heartfelt story about an unbreakable and life-changing bond between a boy and a dog is full of kindness and hope. This timely story provides an excellent starting point for discussions about welcoming newcomers, especially people in need. The tender, sensitive illustrations evoke the moving relationship of the boy and dog. Watch out for the magical twist at the end!
Finnigan and Fox: The Ten-Foot Cop
A police horse named Finnegan and his human partner Officer Fox locate a young girl lost in New York City.
Firefighter Heroes (Bearcub Books)
Whether battling a blaze at sea or parachuting out of a plane to a smokey forest below, it3s all in a day3s work for some of the world3s bravest firefighters. Learn all about firefighters who face the most dangerous fires in extreme conditions. Go behind the scenes to learn what they wear, how they get where they need to go, the tools they use, and more. Dynamic photos paired with carefully leveled text celebrate these firefighter heroes!
First Blade of Sweetgrass, The: A Native American Story
Musquon must overcome her impatience while learning to distinguish sweetgrass from other salt marsh grasses, but slowly the spirit and peace of her surroundings speak to her, and she gathers sweetgrass as her ancestors have done for centuries, leaving the first blade she sees to grow for future generations. This sweet, authentic story from a Maliseet mother and her Passamaquoddy husband includes backmatter about traditional basket making and a Wabanaki glossary.
First Day at Zoo School
It's the first day of Zoo School and outgoing Amanda the Panda is ready. She's excited and can't wait to go! But for anxious Alfred the Alligator, the first day fills him with dread. When Amanda gets to school and sees that everyone seems to have a best friend, she decides that Alfred would be the perfect best friend for her. But what does it mean to be a best friend? Does it mean enjoying the same things or feeling the same way? Amanda doesn't notice that Alfred doesn't like sitting at the fron