Owls – National Geographic Kids
Laura Marsh
Photography by Laura Marsh
Owls do not
all look alike. In fact owls have many
different habitats and ways of surviving.
Come explore this book to see what you thought you knew about owls and
be surprised by new facts and insights into these extraordinary creatures.
Laura Marsh
has captured the beauty and magnificent of owls in this book filled with
gorgeous photographs. This is a level
one reader so beginner readers will enjoy exploring this nature book on their
own. There are questions and answers
that an adult could use as discussion starters for a shared reading time with a
young child.
The cover
photo with the snowy owl flying towards the reader is an eye catcher. Each photo inside is exquisite. Each page gives information on a part of an
owl’s life such as how mothers care for their young, ways of protection, wing
span, types of talons, hunting skills, types of hoots, etc. Photos are enhanced by boxed comments giving
details to a specific part of the owl’s anatomy.
This book is
designed for the early reader but younger and older children will enjoy it for
the photography.
I received this book free from the publishers in exchange for my honest review.
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