Publisher's Synopsis
Discover the Birds of Prey that soar through our beautiful planet
"The Fantastic World of Birds of Prey" soars children to new educational heights as they learn about what makes these majestic birds so special. Kids will discover the magnificent birds of prey such as the hawks, eagles, and vultures of North America and birds from all kinds of nests around the globe. This makes a perfect kids bird guide and children's bird watching book companion.
Written by a "Bird Expert" from the American Museum of Natural History
Written by Paul Sweet, an Ornithologist at the American Museum of Natural History, this educational book will captivate children with accredited wildlife photography which has proven to help them retain knowledge and recognize birds of prey in the future. From this book, children will learn:
Where Birds of Prey live
How to identify them
Their shapes and sizes
Their favorite foods
Adorable fun facts
And much more!
A beautiful educational book about birds that takes children on an aerial adventure
Learning about animals is one of the most recommended subjects for children to be exposed to early on. This bird identification book full of fun facts will stay with kids forever and inspire them to grow into animal lovers and bird experts, while cultivating an appreciation for their feathered friends in the sky! Visual explorers will love the beautiful imagery accompanied in this wonderful picture bird book for kids ages 3-10.
Collect the entire 9-book series!
The "Fantastic World" series will help your child learn about all the incredible facts about animals in every region of the world. With each book written by a well-known expert in its field, this series is a reliable resource for children to learn and appreciate our planet.
We warmly welcome all readers and recommend this informative book to parents, teachers, or anyone with a passion for education and wildlife conservation. Author affiliation is for purposes of identification only. No sponsorship or endorsement of this book by the author's employer is claimed or implied.
