Conrad J. Storad Livres

Learn basic facts about the planet Mars and its place in the solar system.

Bats are NOT scary! Little Boy Bat lives under the Congress Avenue Bridge in Austin, Texas. One day he overhears some human kids saying mean, nasty things about bats. “Bats are ugly. Bats are weird. Bats are SCARY!” Their words make him feel very sad. L.B has a long talk with his parents. They give him some useful advice. L.B. takes action. He decides to write and illustrate a book so that he can teach those human kids some facts and the truth about bats. The Bat Book is his creation. It includes important lessons for all of us.

The outside layer of our planet is an active place. Earth's crust is always growing and changing. But do you know how Earth's crust forms? And what happens when its plates shift suddenly? Find out more about the moves that make mountains and ocean ridges in this interesting book!

Penny Pack Rat waits until the night air cools down the Sonoran Desert before she leaves her cluttered burrow to collect her treasures.

Through delightful rhymes and vibrant illustrations, the story explores the life of javelinas, creatures often mistaken for pigs due to their appearance. It clarifies their true identity as collared peccaries, emphasizing their social nature and habitat in the Southwestern deserts. The engaging narrative not only entertains but also educates readers about these unique animals, ensuring they understand why calling them pigs is a big mistake. Perfect for readers of all ages, it combines humor with informative content.

Engagingly narrated by a teacher armadillo, this book explores the fascinating world of armadillos and their prehistoric ancestor, the glyptodont. Through playful verse, it highlights the importance of road safety while providing insights into the armadillo's diet and lifestyle. A curious student in a red baseball cap adds a whimsical touch to the story. Enhanced with a "Words to Learn" section and scientific facts, this educational tale combines delightful illustrations with informative content, making it a captivating read for young audiences.

“Be smart. Stay safe. Listen to your parents!” That's the message from Mama and Papa Quail to their covey of chicks. The watch word is BEWARE! There are other lessons to learn as well as Eddie the Elf Owl narrates Monster in the Rocks, a new tale from the southwestern deserts written by Conrad J. Storad and illustrated by Nathaniel Jensen.