You don’t know what you might catch when you go fishing in McElligot’s pool.

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When their pond dries up, the animals of the forest go in search of water.

Azor, the boy who talks to the animals, catches a haddock, which he wants to keep as a pet, but the fish is not interested. Read online at archive.org. ... View More

An activity book with a fishing rod, hook, line and paper fish.

Gerald McGrew designs a new zoo.

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Discusses the effect of development on wildlife habitat.

A primer on ancient animals.

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Linn Swenson defies his grandfather's wishes and goes into debt to buy a dory so he can become a lobsterman. Read online at archive.org.... View More

If you want to catch fish you have to be patient.

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Fishing tales of successes and failures in the British Isles, Iceland, Kenya, Norway and South Africa.

Toby Morgan and his family move to Florida after the Civil War and he becomes a swamp rat and discovers a reclusive Indian tribe.

Oscar Lobster and his friends are tired of the humans stealing rocks and shells and decide turn-about is fair play.

Fun things to know about the seashore.

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The life history of a hermit crab.

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An introduction to oceanography.

Stories and poems about the natural world for older readers.

An anthology of stories and poems about the world we live in for younger children.

The relationship between fisherman and the salmon which leave our shores and then return to the river where they were hatched.

Pictures and short descriptions of animals, familiar and not so very.

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An informative look at keeping pet fish.

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How to stay warm in the wilderness, fish without tackle, quench your thirst, avoid getting lost, and build a shelter.

In this entertaining work on the contemplative sport, George Brennand makes a study of the fisherman rather than of the fish. He describes them all -- July Crawlers, Very Dry-Fly Men, Deep Purple Waders, Loch-drifters, and Dram-givers. Read online at... View More

An alphabet of zoo animals.

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Marina, a young seal is saved from a shark by the porpoises.

Why doesn’t everyone have a tail?

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When Becky Marshall rescues a dog washed up on her island, she has to figure out a way to keep it.

Oscar and his friends decide if the humans can collect shells, they can collect human artefacts.

This collection of chapters from the Doctor Dolittle series includes many illustrations by the author which were not used in the original publications. Read online at archive.org.... View More

Includes Doctor Dolittle’s Circus, Zoo, Caravan, Garden, In the Moon, Return.

Rhyming verse explains that everything has to sleep sometime.

What do you call a group of whales? . . . kittens? . . . pigs?

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When Juano was hired to guard the fresh fish, they were hopping around so vigorously that several escaped, and two followed him home.

Surely the largest, most inclusive animal picture book of them all.

An illustrated account of the life cycle of the salmon.

Peter Spier tells the story in pictures of Noah, the Ark and the Flood.

Sally accompanies her mother and the baby to the grocery store.

Harry and Jane go to the Pet Store, but just to visit.

An otter goes fishing.

A collection of popups about unusual sea creatures.

Nicholas Alexander organizes the promised fishing trip and Nathan catches a beautiful trout, but when it comes time for the shore lunch …

Stories of the inhabitants of the green meadows, woods and streams.

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In the beginning the animals come to Adam to be named.

This is the story of how Dr. Dolittle learned to speak with the animals and went to Africa to cure the monkeys. In this special edition, some language which was considered offensive has been altered to be more in keeping with the author’s inten... View More

If you want to catch fish, you have to be patient. This new edition has been recolored.

Toby Morgan and his family move to Florida after the Civil War where he becomes a swamp rat and discovers a reclusive Indian tribe.

The Melville underwater camera holds a trove of unexpected pictures.

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Twenty beasts, real and mythical, from medieval bestiaries are illustrated.

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This edition only includes the single story of the title in which a family of fishermen search for one wondrous fish. Read online at archive.org. ... View More

A list of all the types of fish the narrator likes.

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Fourteen illustrators show why they like their favorite animal.

Fourteen children’s book illustrators show their favorite animal.