Animals close up

Introduces young readers to different kinds of fish, where they live, and parts of their body.

"Whether a dog has ears that point up or droop down, they are some of the most popular pets around. What other body features do dogs share? They all have a coat, four legs, and much more that readers learn about in this book. Written especially for emergent readers at a low ATOS level, the main text covers the similarities between different kinds of dogs while also celebrating their different looks. Full-color photographs directly correlate with the text to aid in understanding"--Provided by publisher.

"From whiskers to tail, cats are beloved family pets! What body features make them special? In this book, readers find out about cats' bendable bodies, moveable ears, and great nighttime eyesight! These . . . facts engage young animal lovers with their favorite feline friends. Low ATOS text correlated with full-color photographs of cats' cool features close up to aid in emerging readers' comprehension. A table of contents, words to know section, and index introduce common nonfiction text elements"--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.

Turtles are so cool! From the largest-the leatherback sea turtle-to the small bog turtle, many people like to see turtles in the wild and even keep them as pets. What makes a turtle, a turtle-and not a tortoise?.

Hamsters are a small, cute animal that many people keep as a pet. They have a silky fur, short legs, and a chubby body that's adorable!.