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8 result(s) for "Birds. Flight Juvenile literature."
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Hawks kettle, puffins wheel and other poems of birds in flight
\"In captivating, lyrical verse, award-winning children's author Susan Vande Griek explores the fascinating movements of twelve birds. Hawks kettle, riding warm air currents like bubbles rising in a pot of boiling water. Puffins wheel, circling over the sea and island colonies. And eagles cartwheel, locking talons high in the air and then tumbling toward earth. Alongside each poem is an informational sidebar explaining why the bird moves in its own special way. Artwork by Mark Hoffmann captures the birds' lively movements. The result is a delightful celebration of these magnificent creatures.\"-- Provided by publisher.
When birds had teeth
Not every dinosaur went extinct when a giant asteroid hit Earth. Some survived--and over millions of years they became the birds that share our world today! Each title in this new series digs deep into one fascinating area of the Dinosphere.
Birds
Explores the remarkable structures and systems that make up the anatomy of a variety of different birds.