Frank Carlson Library

Learn about the sound of soft G, as Gina and her toy bear Gigi spend the day making magic.

Singing coyotes, running javelinas, and sneaking bobcats are just a few of the lovable animals that will capture the attention of toddlers everywhere. Rhythmic text and vivid illustrations by Paul Mirocha and Rhod Lauffer encourage preschoolers to chime in with the reader.

Describes the origin, history, and cultures of the Indians of the southeastern United States from prehistoric times to the present.

"Sharks are not the blood-thirsty, human-eating beasts people used to think they were. This book explains the truth behind sharks' nasty reputation and explains what biologists now know about the anatomy, behavior and life cycle of the majestic group of fish we call sharks"--Provided by publisher.

Traces the history of the annual Indianapolis 500-mile auto race from its beginning in 1911, highlighting outstanding drivers, cars, and races.

Explores the ways of life of Native Americans of the pre-colonial southeast United States, including tribal structure, language, customs, and religion. Focuses on the Indians' planting of crops and their contributions to agriculture.

Examines the events that compelled the United States to enter World War I, public reaction, the course of the war, and important figures.

A little girl pictures the things her parents talk about, such as a chocolate moose, a gorilla war, and shoe trees.

A collection of humorous laws from across the country, along with information on why we have laws, how they are established, and why some of these may not be as funny as they seem.