birds

Aria loves the birds that live in the jungle around her village, her imitating their calls helps her forget that she can't speak. So when the villagers start catching the birds to sell in the market, Aria tries to protect them.

Relates, in graphic novel format, some of the common characteristics of the mythical firebird of folklore, as well as telling the tale "Prince Ivan, the Firebird, and the Wolf," and describing other firebird tales.

Charlie goes back in time where an ancestor helps him understand how birds evolved.

A basic introduction to seabirds, of which there are more than 260 species distributed all over the world.

Two mothers--a human and a bird--prepare for the birth of their babies while living very close to each other.

An illustrated guide to the feet of several kinds of birds.

Brief text and color illustrations provide young readers with information about different types of birds and their feathers.

Looks at the beaks of a variety of birds and discusses how their unique shapes help the birds find and eat food.

Describes the order of birds that includes chickens, peacocks, jungle fowl, pheasants, grouse, and partridges.

Explains the terms used for groups of birds, including parrots, cranes, and penguins and provides information on the group behavior of these creatures.