Corals: Secrets of Their Reef-Making Colonies

This hardcover book is in good condition, showing typical signs of library use. There are library markings and labels, but the binding remains intact and sturdy. The cover is clean with minor wear, and there is no dust jacket, as is common with library editions.

"Corals: Secrets of Their Reef-Making Colonies" by Rebecca Stefoff, published by Capstone Press in North Mankato, Minnesota, in 2019, is a hardcover edition exploring the fascinating world of coral reefs. This book is part of the "Fact Finders: Amazing Animal Colonies" series, aimed at young readers aged 8-9, providing an educational insight into the intricate ecosystems created by corals. Stefoff, a respected author known for her engaging science writing, delves into the biology and ecology of coral reefs, supported by the expertise of consultant Robert S. Steneck, PhD, from the University of Maine. The book's focus on juvenile literature makes it a valuable resource for educational purposes. This copy, previously part of the Denver Public Library, does not include a dust jacket, typical for library editions. It remains a well-preserved example of contemporary educational publishing, perfect for young marine biology enthusiasts or educational collections.