Burnham Memorial Library

Illustrations and simple text describe the many ways animals care for their eggs and young, with facts about animals, hatchlings, and their environment.

A manual to caring for a puppy that covers selection; preventive medical and health care; diet; socialization; homes with children; training; behavior problems; environmental enrichment; and medical emergencies.

Offers a close look at baby insects, tracking the development of caterpillars, wasps, gnats, and other bugs.

Illustrations and simple text introduce young children to the life cycle of frogs, following their development from egg to adulthood.

While they search for a new home for him, siblings Charles and Lindsey Peterson take care of Snowball, a puppy abandoned at a gas station.

Photographs and simple text follow the growth of a lamb from birth to twelve weeks old.

Photographs and simple text follow the growth of a frog from egg to one year old.

Presents a guide to puppy care, explaining what it consists of, offering tips on how to decide if a puppy is a good pet choice, looking at dog breeds and babies, and discussing housebreaking and training, food, play time, and visits to the veterinarian.

Describes what is involved when a puppy comes to stay with a family.

Follows the life of a bear cub from its birth to its first winter in hibernation.