Sally M. Walker Book order

Engaging young readers with nature's processes, this board book introduces the transformation of rocks over time, from mighty mountains to soft beach sand. Award-winning author Sally M. Walker presents a simple, scientifically accurate narrative that invites exploration. Accompanied by Kim Smith's vibrant illustrations, the book features various fauna throughout geologic history, including dinosaurs and modern animals. A note for parents encourages interactive learning through questions and observations, fostering curiosity about the natural world.

The journey of water is explored through engaging, scientifically accurate narration, guiding young readers as they follow its path from high ground to the ocean. With each stage of the water's movement, a repetitive question invites curiosity about its destination. Lush illustrations depict vibrant landscapes and wildlife, enhancing the educational experience. A note for parents encourages interactive learning by prompting observations of nature, making this book a delightful introduction to hydrology for young explorers.

Witches and Wisewomen, a hilarious journey to female spirituality through dark historical times and today's cantankerous covens - full moon mayhem!

The narrative explores the intriguing history of the Civil War submarine H.L. Hunley, detailing its construction and the circumstances surrounding its mysterious sinking. It also covers the subsequent recovery efforts and the extensive restoration process, shedding light on both the technological advancements of the era and the submarine's significance in naval warfare history.

This collection of haiku beautifully intertwines science and poetry, celebrating the magnificence of trees and their essential roles in sustaining life on Earth. Each poem captures the intricate relationship between nature and humanity, inviting readers to reflect on the importance of trees in our ecosystem.

Set against the backdrop of November 13, 1909, the narrative chronicles the harrowing events of the Cherry Mine fire, where 484 coal miners become trapped underground. As a slow-moving disaster unfolds, the story alternates between the desperate rescue efforts above ground and the miners' struggle for survival in the suffocating darkness. Sally Walker vividly captures the miners' hope and resilience over eight agonizing days, supplemented with archival photographs and documents that enhance this poignant historical account.

Based on a true story, Fiery Night is a heartwarming, empowering picture book about a little boy's devotion to his pet goat, Willie, and how they gave each other strength during the Great Chicago Fire in 1871. Young Justin Butterfield was awakened in the night by neighbors warning his family of the coming fire. The Butterfields did what they could to save their home but eventually had to flee. Justin insisted on taking Willie with them, even though the frightened goat made it more difficult for them to get away quickly. Encouraging and comforting Willie helped bolster Justin's own courage during the family's difficult journey through the burning city.

The book has received praise for its impactful storytelling and engaging content, as noted by Kirkus. It promises to resonate with readers through its compelling narrative and well-developed characters, ensuring a memorable reading experience. The themes explored within the story are likely to provoke thought and discussion, making it a noteworthy addition to any bookshelf.

"From the hidden wonders of fossilization, rocks and the water cycle, to awe inspiring spectacles like volcanoes, thunderstorms and glaciers, discover the magnificent ways the world works in this unique and beautiful approach to earth science. Sally M. Walker's illuminating haikus about the extraordinary processes that happen all around us are vividly illustrated by William Grill, award-winning creator of Shackleton's Journey"--Back cover

Who could care for a bear? When Harry Colebourn saw a baby bear at a train station, he knew he could care for it. Harry was a veterinarian. But he was also a soldier in training during World War I. Harry named the bear Winnie, short for Winnipeg, his company's home town, and he brought her along to the military camp in England.