The rain forest is home to many species of frog. Frogs may be some of the smallest animals in a rain forest, but they have amazing adaptations. Some protect themselves with camouflage, while others have bright colors and are very poisonous. This book introduces readers to different frogs that live in the rain forest and their fantastic features. Engaging text and photographs allow readers to deeply connect to these amazing animals.

Get a close-up look at boa constrictors! This fresh new text is carefully leveled and accompanied by vibrant full-color photos. Critical thinking questions and a photo glossary make this a perfect introduction to nonfiction.

When many people imagine a rain forest, they imagine the sound of birds calling through the trees. The rain forest is home to many species of colorful and interesting birds, such as macaws and toucans. This book introduces readers to amazing birds and their features through fun facts and brilliant color photographs. Beginning readers will enjoy accessible language as they meet the beautiful birds of the rain forest.

Rain forest trees are home to many monkey species. Spider monkeys and capuchins are small, adorable primates that swing from branch to branch and love to eat fruit. The howler monkey is the biggest and loudest monkey in the rain forest. This book introduces readers to many kinds of monkey they might find in the rain forest. Simple text includes fun facts and interesting monkey features. Readers will love the vibrant color photographs that bring these...

Sloths are famous for being one of the slowest animals in the world. These animals feel right at home in the rain forest, which has plenty of trees for them to hang on. They even sleep upside down! Readers will delight in learning fun facts about sloths in this book. The text is crafted especially for beginning readers so they can understand the language and the concept. Text is paired with colorful photographs that bring readers on an adventure to...

Discover the brightly colored red-eyed tree frogs that call the rain forest their home. Vivid photographs will capture readers' imaginations while critical thinking questions and a photo glossary teach them the basics of reading nonfiction.