Synopsis: "For Tembo the elephant and her herd, life on the African savanna is busy. There is the daily search for food and water and some surprising encounters with other animals"--Jacket.

Synopsis: Elephants, found throughout Africa and Asia, are the world’s largest land mammals. Unfortunately, African elephants are a threatened species, while Asian elephants are an endangered species. The animal’s life cycle from birth to adulthood is explained in kid-friendly text and colorful nature photography shows elephants lumbering around in their natural habitats.

Synopsis: Stomp around the African savanna, run around the forests of India, take a mud bath, and more as you learn all about elephants! Adult and child readers can learn together in this new Level 1 co-reader from National Geographic Kids, full of engaging photos and fun facts.

Synopsis: With a sly wink, Florence Parry Heide and Sylvia Van Clief offer a valuable lesson about true friendship, brought to life in vivid collage by Holly Meade. "If I had a bad leg," says the crab, "I would get rid of it and grow another one." "It’s nice of you to give advice," says Theodore. Theodore the elephant has hurt his leg and can’t meet his cousin at the end of the forest. What a pity! Of course, all the other…