birds

"Meet the stork! Learn about how this long-legged bird uses its bill to tear up its food. Elementary-aged readers will discover that storks have an extra eyelid. Full color images and clear explanations highlight the habitat, diet, and lifestyle of these . . . birds. An African folktale explains why one stork has a bald head"--Provided by publisher.

". . . bird bodies are introduced to emerging readers from beak to wingtip. Low ATOS text is paired with full-color, close-up photographs, engaging readers with achievable text as well as allowing them to see parts of birds that aren't normally able to be observed in the wild"--Provided by publisher.

A young pig admires the birds he sees flying above him, and yearns to copy them--but even when he succeeds he finds that his favorite thing is still watching the birds.

"Nanty Solo is new in town and claims she can turn children into birds. Terrified parents forbid the idea, but the children want to fly-- they want it very much-- and they do. One by one, they approach Nanty Solo. One by one, they are transformed until the sky over town teems with rooks and goldfinches, parakeets and sparrows. The adults take one look and cry, 'Get out of that sky this very minute!' But the sight of their offspring-- set free to soar, hope, and explore --soon has the grown-ups wondering what it might be like to have wings to fly and a beak to sing"--Amazon.

Gitty always sees the bright side of life, while her best feathered-friend, curmudgeonly Kvetch, complains constantly but when her perfect plan goes awry, only Kvetch can raise Gitty's spirits again. Includes glossary of Yiddish words.

"An illustrated introduction to birds, including defining features, anatomy, history, how bird species have adapted to different environments, remarkable birds, pet birds, and suggested ways for children to view birds in the wild. The text is presented in question-and-answer format"--Provided by publisher.

It is little Robin's first day of school, and he is of course nervous. However, when he arrives, Robin actually has a lot of fun--he even builds a tower of blocks and becomes brave enough to go to the bathroom by himself.

Turkey hunting is one of the most popular kinds of hunting in the United States! Learning how to track and hunt turkeys is a fun way to engage with the great outdoors. In this book, readers do exactly that through text full of age-appropriate details about hunting turkeys. Full-color photographs fill each page and help readers connect with what they're reading and offer a close look at what hunting turkeys is like. It's the perfect way to prepare for turkey hunting season with a young reader!.

"This book introduces blackbirds to young readers through leveled text and related photos"--Provided by publisher.

"This book introduces bluebirds to young readers through leveled text and related photos"--Provided by publisher.