Frank Carlson Library

Provides information on poisonous plants and their identification, including both house plants and those that grow in the wild.

Provides information on a variety of plants, discussing life cycles, habitats, their use as food, plant parts, seeds, cones, flowers, fruit, and the chemicals and fiber they can provide. Includes activities such as drawing, answering questions, and planting seeds.

Simple text and photographs introduce the wetland biome, including the environment, animals, and plants.

Brief text and illustrations explore the characteristics, habits and various aspects of plant and animal life.

Briefly describes how different kinds of plants grow and reproduce, as well as their importance to life on Earth.

Describes the world's rain forests, their importance, plant and animal life, and conservation.

Photo illustrations capture a boom of blooming flowers in the springtime.

Explores the world of pigeons, rabbits, squirrels, swans, and other animals living among the grass and burdocks of a park.

Examines some of the animals and plants found in meadows, including the crab spider, partridge chicks, and cocksfoot grass.