Introduces, in simple text and photographs, the leaves of moss, cabbage, fern, sundew, maple, and the colored leaves of autumn.

Introduces, in simple text and photographs, the tails belonging to a mosquito larva, lemur, guppy, tadpole, pig, earwig, and chameleon.

Introduces, in simple text and photographs, the fruits or seeds of an apple, maple, oak, hemlock, milkweed, corn, and kiwi.

Text and pictures try to make possible the conceptualization of a million, a billion, and a trillion.

This book describes the ways in which certain animals, such as snakes, dogs, weevils, moths, elephants, and owls, use their noses to pick up scents and breathe.

A sixty-six-year-old grandfather, barred from entering the 1000-mile Tour of Sweden because of his age, unofficially joins the bicycle race and, to the delight of his countrymen, emerges victorious. Based on a true story.

A mathematical magician helps readers conceptualize a million, a billion, and a trillion. Other segments include: Really big numbers: LeVar explores ways of counting large numbers as he talks to people who share grouping and estimating techniques ; How crayons are made: a visit to the Crayola Crayon Factory shows how crayons are made and talk about the large number of crayons they handle in their jobs ; Football estimation: a visit to Giants Stadium...

Emily's first 100 days of school (Emily and her friends learn new ideas and broaden their minds); Read to your bunny (Freddy learns reading can be fun); If you made a million (Learn about money with the help of a special magician).