Bearport Publishing

In these true tales of wildlife survival, children discover how many of America's most beautiful and fascinating animals have often come close to dying out. Yet through the inspiring and… More →

Lord Pomp wants a painting of himself, so he invites Joy the artist to his castle. At dinner, Joy notices hidden messages in her food. Not everything in Castle Pomp is as it seems. The… More →

Get ready to enter the wet and wild world of amphibiana! Here, children will discover some of the slimiest creatures that ever lived on land and in water. These remarkable amphibians will… More →

The Hodgson family was used to strange things happening in their little home at 284 Green Street. When furniture and other objects seemingly moved on their own, the family looked the other… More →

Apples are juicy and sweet. How do they get this way? Learn how a small seed turns into an apple tree with lots of fruit. Colorful photos paired with carefully leveled text make learning fun. More →

Did you know the umbrella and toilet paper were both invented in China? Or that many ancient emperors believed they were descended from dragons? How about that kites were first used as… More →

Throughout history, there have been different civilizations that dominated the world they lived in. Explore the growth and development of key ancient civilizations, including important… More →

Did you know ancient Egyptians would shave their eyebrows in mourning if their cats died? Or that the first pharaoh may have been killed by a trampling hippo? You may know that a mummy's… More →

How would you like to use a public toilet every time you had to go? Or compete in an Olympic wrestling event where the only rules were no biting or gauging? Well, that was life in ancient… More →

Did you know that the Ancient Romans ate while lying down? Or that they spread a sauce made of fish guts over their food? What about that gladiator sweat was sold as a beauty product in… More →

In 1775, the American colonists began fighting a war against Great Britain to gain their freedom. Andrew Jackson was just 13 years old when he started delivering messages for American troops. More →

Back in 1922, Roy Chapman Andrews discovered dinosaur eggs. He also found bones of another dino called Oviraptor that looked like it was stealing those eggs. But was it really? For years,… More →