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Author: Conrad J. Storad
Illustrated by Nate & Tristan Jensen

Little Boy Bat lives under the Congress Avenue Bridge
in Austin, Texas. One day he overhears some human
kids saying mean, nasty things about bats. Their words
make him sad. L.B. decides to teach the human kids
the truth about bats. The Bat Book includes lessons for all of us.
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Author: Conrad J. Storad
Illustrated by Nathaniel P. Jensen

Monsters do exist. Some live hidden among cracks and crevices.
Others are often lurking right out in the open.
Listen to your parents. Be smart. Stay safe!
That's the message Mama and Papa Quail try to convey.
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Author: Jullian Lund
Illustrated by Jullian Lund

What does a Jackalope look like? Does it really exist?
Cody, the kangaroo rat, asks the other desert animals,
but everyone describes it differently.
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Author: Susan K. Mitchell
Illustrated by McNevin Hayes

Stone Pizza portrays the power of team work and sharing,
putting a southwestern twist on the old Stone Soup fable.
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Author: Conrad J. Storad
Illustrated by Beth Neely and Don Rantz

Take a run with a roadrunner and see for yourself the life and habits of this fast moving bird.
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Author: Lorraine Lynch Geiger
Illustrated by Sharon Vargo

Most little kids don't look forward to bedtime, but Phillip is
quite ready to go to sleep. Just as he cuddles into
his new bedspread of stars, Phillip finds that they've turned
into dripping wet starfish.
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Author: Conrad J. Storad
Illustrated by Nathaniel P. Jensen

In this charming story told in verse, Conrad J. Storad creates
a brave little Pack Rat who proves she is faster and
smarter than the big coyotes. Facts about the Desert Pack Rat
and a short list of Words to Learn included at the
end of the book provide extra value.
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Author: Conrad J. Storad
Illustrated by Nathaniel P. Jensen

2007 Glyph Award Best Cover Design Children's Book

In delightful rhymed verse, Conrad J. Storad tells the story of
the tortoise and explains how it has adapted to survive.
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Author: Conrad J. Storad
Illustrated by Beth Neely and Don Rantz

2005 Governor of Arizona's One Book for Every First Grader Award
2001 Judy Goddard award Children's Author of the Year

What exactly is a javelina?
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Author: Stephen Lester
Illustrated by: Nathaniel P. Jensen
A bighorn sheep saga. They can climb almost better than
anything. They run fast, swim and have some
of the best eyes in the animal kingdom.
They are bighorn sheep. All of the fun facts about
an American West fixture with fun to read rollicking
verse and hilarious illustrations are in this book.
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Author: Lorraine Lynch Geiger
Illustrated by Nathaniel P. Jensen

The creatures in this book tell you personally of their
habits and habitat, what they like and don't like,
whether they're hairy, or slimy, or fuzzy, or grimy.
One critter will even tell you that he is so very
repugnant that he even disgusts himself, while another takes great
delight in swimming across your eye.
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Author: Conrad J. Storad
Illustrator: Nathaniel P. Jensen

Tootie, a red knee tarantula, only has one fang.
Her best friend is Hairyette, a desert hairy scorpion
who is afraid of her own tail.
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Author: Conrad J. Storad
Illustrated by Nathaniel P. Jensen

2007-2008 Children's Gallery Award Nominee from the National
Christian School Association

In this delightful book, a teacher armadillo tells his class about
their prehistoric ancestor a glyptodont that weighed nearly
two tons. He describes what an armadillo eats for lunch.
And he cautions them about the dangers of crossing the road.
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Author: Charline Profiri
Illustrated by Sherry Rogers

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Counting Little Geckos video preview
This board book teaches reading and counting skills
to children ages 2-6 through the use of rhyming verses and
colorful illustrations.
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