Jane Annixter Books

Brown rats, black rats

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Text and illustrations trace the natural and social history of the dreaded companions of mankind, the brown and black rats.

The last monster

By Jane Annixter

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A teenage boy is determined to kill the grizzly bear that maimed his father and dog and that dwells at the center of his innermost fears.

Monkeys and apes

By Jane Annixter

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A description of the physical characteristics and habits of all kinds of monkeys and apes, with a discussion of experiments and studies done with primates in attempting to learn more about man.

Wapootin

By Jane Annixter

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Follows the experiences of a young moose growing up in Alaska.

Wapootin

By Jane Annixter

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Follows the experiences of a young moose growing up in Alaska.

Buffalo Chief

By Annixter Jane Annixter Paul

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The Runner

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Vikan the Mighty

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White shell horse

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On the forced march of his people from their Arizona homeland to New Mexico, a Navajo boy is sustained by the bond existing between him and the white colt he rescued from a cougar.

Sea otter

By Jane Annixter

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Describes the characteristics and life cycle of a sea otter in the north Pacific.

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