This delightfully illustrated full-color hardback is the perfect introduction to our feathered friends and their wild world. From tiny hummingbirds to enormous eagles, young readers can explore the extraordinary world of birds in this fact-packed guide. They can discover why flamingos are pink, how fast an ostrich can run and learn how to encourage birds into their own backyard with fun activities to try. Find out about:
- Different types of birds from around the world.
- Why birds make nests, and how they raise their young.
- The wonders of flight and migration.
- Talented birds-such as clever crows and talking parrots.
- Endangered birds and how they need our protection With clear text and vibrant visuals, this accessible guide is perfectly suited to bright young things aged 5+. ABOUT THE SERIES: The All About Nature series brings together beautifully illustrated guides introducing the wonders of the natural world to the youngest of readers. With fascinating facts and practical exercises to try at home, these accessible books will ignite a lifelong love and appreciation for the plants and animals of our world.
Polly Cheeseman is an experienced writer and editor with a particular interest in science and nature for children. She has worked on a wide variety of publications, including books, annuals, magazines and part-work collections. Iris Deppe is an award-winning illustrator and graphic designer based in Berlin. She studied Illustration at University of the Arts in the Netherlands. Her work has featured in a variety of media from album covers to children's books, magazines, and film. She finds inspiration in nature and music.