Jim Arnosky Books

Rabbits and raindrops

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Mother rabbit's five babies hop out of her nest to nibble clover, meet grasshoppers, spiders, and bees, play tag, and run for shelter when it rains.

Raccoon on his own

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A curious young raccoon takes an unexpected trip downstream in a small wooden boat.

Little Champ

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Bobby and Gina visit their grandparents on Lake Champlain and learn about the legendary monster that supposedly inhabits the lake.

Otters under water

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Shows two young otters frolicking and feeding in a pond.

Armadillo's orange

By Jim Arnosky

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An armadillo remembers where his burrow is by the orange near the opening, but when the orange rolls away, he discovers a new way to find his home.

Coyote Raid In Cactus Canyon

By Jim Arnosky

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Four young coyotes harrass the animals in a desert canyon until they run into a rattlesnake.

Grandfather Buffalo

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When Grandfather Buffalo, the oldest bull of the herd, trails behind the group, he finds that he is joined by a newborn calf.

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