To Be a Wolf

by Carol A. Amato

Published 1 August 1995
This series for elementary-level classrooms serves a double purpose. The books help develop children's reading skills, and introduce concepts of natural science. Handsome illustrations are scientifically accurate.

Little Wolf Star is a Pawnee Indian boy who lived on the Nebraska plains many years ago. As he makes friends with a wild wolf pup, he learns about the animals after which he was named.


On the Trail of the Grizzly

by Carol A. Amato

Published 1 January 1997
This series for elementary-level classrooms serves a double purpose. The books help develop children's reading skills, and introduce concepts of natural science. Handsome illustrations are scientifically accurate.

David and Kate are staying with their grandmother in Alaska, when one day they encounter a mother grizzly bear and her cubs. Frightened, the children play dead, and the bear does not attack them. When summer arrives, the kids hike with their grandmother and see the grizzlies and other animals in their natural environment.


This series for elementary-level classrooms serves a double purpose. The books help develop children's reading skills, and introduce concepts of natural science. Handsome illustrations are scientifically accurate.

Captain Jim tells young Zach and Mandy about orcas, or killer whales. The kids learn that killer whales aren't dangerous to people, but mainly to seals and penguins whom they hunt for food.


The Truth about Sharks

by Carol A. Amato

Published 1 January 1995