Wacky adventures of Roy Eberhardt, a newcomer to south Florida, but soon he’s chasing after the boy wearing no shoes, tiny owls that burrow in the ground, poisonous snakes with sparkly tails, and learning how to catch silvery fish with no hands. (Chapter book)

On April 3, 1513, Ponce de Leon arrived on a tropical peninsula, and named it La Florida, “the flowered one.” Read about his explorations sailing up and down the Florida coast, encounters with the local Calusa Indians, and legend of the Fountain of Youth. (Picture book)

Winter, a baby dolphin injured in a crab trap, is rescued and taken to Clearwater Marine Aquarium. The little dolphin recovers but something's missing. Heart warming story of how Winter learns to swim without her tail. (Picture book)

Secrets of the amazing Everglades ecosystem – sawgrass marshes, gator holes and tree islands, inhabited with turkey vultures, blue herons, possums, alligators, river otters, snapping turtles, armadillos, and Florida panthers. (Illustrated chapter book)

Take a trip through the mangrove forests of South Florida to learn about those crafty crocodiles with their toothy smiles, and other animals in croc country. Video and book with super illustrations, the crocodiles practically float off the page. (DVD + picture book)

When you visit Florida, if you're lucky you'll see a manatee in the wild. Fun facts about the irresistible, "gentle giants" of the sea. Manatees eat only plants (favorite foods are sea lettuces and water hyacinths), greet each other by pressing their noses together, and sometimes they sleep upside down! (Illustrated chapter book)

Endearing story of India Opal Buloni and, Winn-Dixie, a large dog with a large heart. Opal doesn’t know a soul in her small town in Florida, but everybody likes Winn-Dixie, and in no time at all, Opal is friends with little old Miss Franny Block, pinch-faced Amanda, toothless Gloria Dump and even the bald-headed Dewberry boys. (Chapter book)

True stories of strange happenings in the Bermuda Triangle off the coast of Florida – a sailing ship and her crew disappear without a trace, five World War II bombers vanish into thin air, a sailboat almost collides with an unidentified underwater craft. (Easy reader)

Florida from A to Z in quick rhymes and fun facts, plus richly detailed illustrations. From A is for alligator to beaches, dolphins, Everglades, pirates, to Zebra Longwing, Florida state butterfly. (Picture book)