Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Fiction >> Animals - Birds

Emma is a typical eight-year-old. She loves to ride her bike and go places with her family. Everything in her life seemed normal, until one day she began seeing strange birds wearing hats, shoes, polka dots, and a coat of pink roses. One day going to the mailbox, Emma sees an unusual bird sitting on the mailbox. The bird is brightly colored, but wearing a headdress on its head. When Emma reaches to open the box, the bird flies away, making a strange noise.
Go with Emma through a typical day and see the birds she encountered. Can you name them?

Chicken flies to the zoo, where her balloon pops on Rhino's horn. All of the nice animals try to help her find a new balloon.

A young blue jay goes on an adventure fulfilling his desire to migrate. In the end, he finds there is no place like home.

This creative, colorful book describes the quirky differences between birds and airplanes, even though they're somewhat similar. Entertaining for kids and adults alike

A perfect bilingual picture book for parents & children to read-aloud.Terry's Friends Help him Find his Way Home.

In Terry Treetop: Where's My Home? Terry follows a Butterfly on the summer vacation and Finds Himself Lost. He meets new friends that invite him over and help him find his way back home for dinner. Join Terry Treetop for dinner at Robby the rabbit's little burrow and Bono the beaver's water lodge. Meet Freddy the fawn and visit Suzanne the squirrel's home, up on the tree at the Grove.

It's fun making new friends and trying new foods, but there is no place...

Jack is a friendly little hedgehog who is interested in all sorts of different things, not just the things that are important for a hedgehog's life. Always friendly and helpful he soon wins the hearts of all the other animals who live in the garden and makes many new friends. But one day even the nicest summer has to come to an end... This little animal story with lots of colorful pictures is aimed at children between three and five years old.

Solomon is lost, hungry and afraid and doesn't even know how to fly yet. How will he ever find his way home? Even though owls are supposed to be wise, Solomon is still young and has a lot to learn.

An owl and a seagull aren't usually friends, but the young barn owl, doesn't know that. So when he sees Cheeseface, he asks the seagull for directions. Cheeseface likes to live alone and doesn't want to be bothered. That's why Solomon's curiosity about Cheeseface's broken leg and strange name annoys the loner gull at first. But he is older and wiser than the silly little owl, and soon takes...

Help Whobert Whover, Owl Detective, keep his woods safe in this hilarious who-who-dun-it.

What happened to Perry the Possum? Whobert Whover, Owl Detective, is on the case

Did Debbie the Duck whack Perry with her wicked wings?

Or did Freddie the Frog soak Perry in his sickening slime?

And what if the culprit is closer to home than Whobert expects?

This delightful picture book features fun ideas and imaginative illustrations

At the beach, seagulls love to snorkel, pelicans are fishing, and sandpipers build sandcastles. But what do you think the geese are up to? Or the hawk?

Find out how each bird enjoys their day at the beach

Perfect for early readers

FREE VIDEO AUDIO BOOK INCLUDED Don't forget to get your free gift A Full free audio + Video Books version are waiting for you at http: //doc-howe.com/emily. Emily is poorly and has to stay in bed. She's fed up and bored, but something very unusual is about to happen. Suddenly magic bird appears. She explains that she is a student in magic school for young birds and she asks Emily for her help with a difficult task she has to complete. This lovely children's book teaches your child how to be a friend, how to help their friends and care for them. Also show them lovely watercolor drawings...

Ollie the osprey loves to swoop into the water and catch fish. But once he's caught them, he's useless at throwing them And if he can't throw a delicious fish to Isla, she'll never become his friend. Rory the otter says he can help Ollie get better at throwing fish. Full of fun sounds, this is a brilliant story, by interactive storyteller Emily Dodd, about doing what you love, with gentle illustrations of a host of loveable Scottish birds and animals in the picturesque Scottish Highlands.

Peggy the hen is contented with her quiet existence and daily routine. When a powerful gust of wind sweeps her up and deposits her in the midst of a busy city, she explores her new surroundings, makes new friends, and cleverly figures out how to get home--with a newly kindled appetite for adventure. Evocative full-color paintings follow Peggy's journey, offering comical details that reward repeated viewing. This reassuring tale and its unruffled heroine invites discussions of exploration, safety, and resourcefulness.

While out searching for food, fruit bat Stellaluna and her mother are attacked by a vicious owl. Stellaluna is separated from Mother Bat and taken in by a family of birds where she must put aside her bat habits to fit in with her new family. But one fateful flight when she is separated from her adoptive siblings, Stellaluna is reunited with her bat family and learns that even though we're different, we're very much the same.

Felicity is no stranger to adventure and peril, in her books or real life, so not much surprises her any more. Even if it's a visit from an old enemy But when she sees something that looks suspiciously like smoke in the mountains near her home, Felicity realizes that she'll need to use all her smarts and courage to help her friends. Especially when a group of fire fighters, or as the animals in the Wildwood say, fire stoppers, needs her help

Winter is hard in the valley and although Christmas is coming and the humans are getting ready to celebrate, there is a storm approaching that means much hardship for the wildlife. A small robin takes it upon himself to find food and shelter against the bitter cold, both for him and all the other birds, unknowingly bringing all of them a little Christmas too.

Welcome to the northern marshes of McKay, where the bright colored Flutermacawn birds live and thrive. That is, until the Toothymajay invade their habitat and diminish the food supply. Teach your child about invasive species and find out what happens to the Flutermacawn in this colorful, imaginative story.