Ruby Sisson Library

Describes some of the bad changes man is inflicting on the world, such as the cutting down of tropical forests, the destroying of ozone, oil spills, and acid rain.

Describes the characteristics and behavior of the marsupial whose name means "one who doesn't drink.".

Describes the traditional lifestyle, arts and crafts, changing land, and modern life of the Tlingit Indians.

Describes the homes, culture, and way of life of the Anasazi, the Ancient Ones of the southwestern United States whose descendants became the Pueblos.

Fourteen animal poems include such titles as "Yoo Hoo, Mrs. Kanga- roo" and "One Half of the Giraffe."

A child enumerates the many exotic pets there are from which to choose, from a big black gorilla to an imaginary thing with six legs sticking out of its head.

Describes the history, culture, and changing fortunes of the Oneida Indians.

Studies the important role of atmospheric ozone in protecting the Earth, and tells how man-made chemicals are causing worrisome holes in the polar ozone layers.

Examines the history and current situation of the Seneca Indians.

Describes the formation and features of the canyons created by the force of the Colorado and Green Rivers in Utah.