Peggy Thomas Books

A read-aloud, poetic introduction to forests for children aged 2-4 that, when unfolded, creates a forest-scape that is as long as a king-size bed!

Exploring the hidden ecosystem of Jackie's garden reveals a vibrant world teeming with life. From earthworms and ants to fascinating microbes, each creature contributes to the health and fertility of the soil. This enchanting journey highlights the crucial roles these critters play in maintaining a thriving garden environment.

Focusing on the life of a Nobel Peace Prize winner, this middle grade nonfiction account highlights Norman Borlaug's determination, passion, and innovative use of science to combat hunger globally. It showcases his impactful work in agriculture and his commitment to feeding the world, aiming to inspire young readers with his story of perseverance and dedication to a vital cause.

Focusing on the life and contributions of Roger Tory Peterson, this children's biography highlights his revolutionary impact on nature appreciation through his popular Peterson Guides. Known for his dedication, Peterson earned the nickname "Professor Nuts" among kids. The book, crafted by Peggy Thomas and illustrated by Laura Jacques, offers a captivating look at Peterson as a global environmentalist, celebrating his legacy in nature education. It is recognized with the John Burroughs Nature Books for Young Readers Award, making it a valuable read for young nature enthusiasts.

During the Civil War's darkest moments, President Lincoln emerged as a beacon of hope, striving to improve the lives of all Americans. His leadership not only aimed to navigate the nation through turmoil but also to pave the way for a brighter future, reflecting his enduring commitment to the well-being of others.