Some of the world’s most vulnerable species are exhibited for youngreaders in the Animals at Risk series. Each title introduces the endangered animal, how many species exist and where they live, howendangered they are, what’s threatening their survival, and straightforward ways to help protect them. The simply worded text is wellsupported by attractive animal photos, range maps, and helpful infographics. Giant Anteaters highlights the need for large home ranges andclear migratory paths in the face of habitat loss and road construction so that these magnificently snouted creatures can continue to controlant and termite populations. Manatees note that the three species ofgentle giants are key to maintaining healthy rivers and coastal wetlands,but the destruction of seagrass for new construction on coasts preventsthem from grazing. Monarch Butterflies reveals that these importantpollinators in the Americas need their habitats protected, as many havebeen killed on their great migratory route through logging and farming. In Red Pandas, readers learn that these cuddly cuties, native tosouthern Asia, are endangered from climate change, poaching, and thedestruction of bamboo forests. All volumes emphasize the importanceof slowing climate change to protect these animals and the good theydo for their respective environments. The series’ bright design andhigh-interest subjects are sure to engage new readers.