Cathy Poth Books

Animals of the tropics
Animals of the tropics

By Cathy Poth

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Introduces, in brief text and illustrations, the physical characteristics and habits of a variety of animals that live in hot climates.

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Animals around us
Animals around us

By Cathy Poth

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Text and pictures offer facts about animals in various seasons and locations, what animals give us, and how to understand animals better.

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Animals of the Tropics Look and Learn
Animals Around Us Look and Learn
The air
The air

By Cathy Poth

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Discusses air as wind, something to be breathed, a part of the weather, a layer around Earth, and a useful conveyor.

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The air
The air

By Cathy Poth

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Discusses air as wind, something to be breathed, a part of the weather, a layer around Earth, and a useful conveyor.

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The earth
The earth

By Cathy Poth

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An introduction to the earth, its crust, water, air, animals, and moon.

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The earth
The earth

By Cathy Poth

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An introduction to the earth, its crust, water, air, animals, and moon.

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