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by David Anderson (Author)
Honk! A tall pink bird stands on one leg in shallow water. It's a flamingo!
If your child loves bright, unusual animals, flamingos will capture their imagination. These pink birds are full of surprises that will have your young reader asking "Did you know...?" at every meal.
"The Nature Kid's Guide to Flamingos" is written for curious kids ages 7-12 who want to learn what makes these birds so unique. Why are flamingos pink? How do they eat upside down? Why do thousands of them dance together? Your child will discover the answers and want to share every fact with you, their friends, and their whole class at show and tell!
Written in short, easy-to-read sentences perfect for Level 2 readers, this book builds confidence and reading skills while sparking curiosity. The engaging format keeps kids interested from cover to cover, with fun facts and "Did You Know?" sections sprinkled throughout.
Perfect for kids who love flamingos, especially reluctant readers.
Sometimes the right subject is all it takes. When kids care about what they're reading, they want to keep going. Flamingos, with their bendy necks, backward-looking knees (that are actually ankles!), and group dance parties, are exactly the kind of animal that makes reading fun.
Thousands of young readers have explored the Nature Kids Guide series. Your child's next favorite animal is waiting.
