Describes the development of a baby kangaroo.

"Did you know that kangaroos are the only large animals that hop to move -- or that they are unable to jump backward? Nature's Children series provides young readers (Ages 8-10) with fascinating information about the planet's most incredible wildlife species. Each title offers a complete picture of the animal- from birth to adulthood- and describes its place in our world, including how humans impact it and its environment."--From https://www.bookdepository.com....

Presents an introduction to the physical characteristics and habits of kangaroos, including red kangaroos, gray kangaroos, wallaroos, wallabies, tree kangaroos and rat kangaroos.

Marsupial Sue, a young kangaroo, finds happiness in doing what kangaroos do.

"Kangaroo and Koala become fast friends when they vanquish a bubble monster together"--

"Maloo the kangaroo has lost his hop. Can his friends help him find it again? This sweet picture book explores the idea of sadness and the importance of friendship through ups and downs. No other kangaroo can hop like Maloo! But one day Maloo's friends find him stepping instead of hopping. What's wrong, Maloo? His pals look for ways to help Maloo regain the spring in his step. With patience, support and a little "hop" from his friends, Maloo gets...

Learn how a baby kangaroo, which when born is only as big as a peanut, grows up.

Wanting nothing more than to stay in his mommy's safe, warm and simple pouch, Little Kangaroo initially disregards Mother Kangaroo's descriptions of a big, beautiful outside world filled with wonderful things to see and experience.

Readers learn all about kanagroos, including where they live in Australia, what they eat, and how they communicate, play, and grow.