"A tree suns and sways in the forest. She is a place to grow, to rest, and to shelter. But what happens after a tree falls? The answer will surprise you, and it will make your heart soar. This lyrical picture book explores the life of a tree from its days lifting up toward the light housing wildlife in its boughs, to doing much of the same thing from a very different vantage point: this time, after having fallen, either due to wildfire or drought...

"In this book, young readers will learn about the diet, life cycle, behavior and habitat of crickets. Special emphasis is placed on the cricket's burrow."-- Provided by publisher.

Poetic text looks at fourteen animals who defy the odds by thriving in Earth's most dangerous places where they live.

Describes the many different places in which animals make their homes, including trees, burrows, underground, and in their own shells.

Presents an introduction to animals that build their homes, including chimpanzees, beavers, termites, spiders, and stork, including information about their habitats, behaviors, diet, and enemies.

Introduces readers to woodland animals and shows how a burrow beneath a big tree becomes a safe refuge for different animals in different seasons.

Many animals have homes, but not all homes are the same. From shelters made out of sticks to those made out of stones -- or even spit! -- the range of dwellings portrayed in this picture book will fascinate young readers curious about where animals live.

Looks at groundhog burrows and how groundhogs use them to stay safe, hibernate, and raise young.

Looks at chipmunk burrows and how chipmunks use them to stay safe, store food, hibernate, and raise young.