Lee Jacobs Books

Salvajes Wild La Mofeta Skunk Salvajes Wild
Salvajes Wild La Ardilla Squirrel Salvajes Wild
Salvajes Wild El Sapo Toad Salvajes Wild
Salvajes Wild El Mapache Raccoon Salvajes Wild
Salvajes Wild El Conejo Rabbit Salvajes Wild
Salvajes Wild El Venado Deer Salvajes Wild
Salvajes Wild El Venado Deer Salvajes Wild

By Lee Jacobs

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Examines the deer's environment, anatomy, social life, food, mating habits, and relationship with humans.

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The anesthesiologist
The anesthesiologist

By Sally G. Ward, Lee Jacobs

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Uses the daily activities of one doctor to desbribe the work of an anesthesiologist.

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The orthopedist
The orthopedist

By Lee Jacobs

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Uses the daily activities of one doctor to describe the work of an orthopedist.

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Opossum
Opossum

By Lee Jacobs, Tanya Stone

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Discusses the body, food, mating and living habits of the opossum, and its interaction with humans.

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Wild America Deer Wild America
Wild America Deer Wild America

By Lee Jacobs, Tanya Stone

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Examines the deer's environment, anatomy, social life, food, mating habits, and relationship with humans.

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