Feathered Friends

Have you ever seen a tiny backyard bird that can flap its wings a hundred beats per second? It might be a hummingbird! This book introduces readers to the busy hummingbird. Readers will learn about this feathered friend's features, including its appearance, adaptations, and behaviors. Simple text makes this early elementary book accessible to beginning readers. Readers will get an up-close look at hummingbirds, and the chance to recognize them in their own backyard!

Have you ever seen a big backyard bird with blue wings? It might be a blue jay! This book introduces readers to the brilliant blue jay. Readers will learn about this feathered friend's features, including its appearance, adaptations, and behaviors. Simple text makes this early elementary book accessible to beginning readers. Readers will get an up-close look at blue jays, and the chance to recognize them in their own backyard!

Have you ever seen a backyard bird that taps on trees with its beak? It might be a woodpecker! This book introduces readers to the wonderful woodpecker. Readers will learn about this feathered friend's features, including its appearance, adaptations, and behaviors. Simple text makes this early elementary book accessible to beginning readers. Readers will get an up-close look at woodpeckers, and the chance to recognize them in their own backyard!

Have you ever seen a bright red backyard bird? It might be a cardinal! This book introduces readers to the captivating cardinal. Readers will learn about this feathered friend's features, including its appearance, adaptations, and behaviors. Simple text makes this early elementary book accessible to beginning readers. Readers will get an up-close look at cardinals, and the chance to recognize them in their own backyard!

Have you ever seen a plump, small-billed bird that likes to live in big groups in city settings? It might be a pigeon! This book introduces readers to the fascinating pigeon. Readers will learn about this feathered friend's features, including its appearance, adaptations, and behaviors. Simple text makes this early elementary book accessible to beginning readers. Readers will get an up-close look at pigeons, and the chance to recognize them in their own backyard!

Have you ever seen a little backyard bird that seems to have a black cap on its head? It might be a chickadee! This book introduces readers to the cheerful chickadee. Readers will learn about this feathered friend's features, including its appearance, adaptations, and behaviors. Simple text makes this early elementary book accessible to beginning readers. Readers will get an up-close look at chickadees, and the chance to recognize them in their own backyard!