Fagbøger for børn og unge: fugle

The Sparrow is a beautiful tale of freedom. It teaches you about how captivity can be more dangerous than anything, where even the things you love feel like a chore.When a little bird with a beautiful voice is captive for her most prized possession - her voice, she begins to lose it. Eventually, she is left with the no purpose of happiness left.From here, she makes things turn for her, and proves that when freedom is involved, all things are better. The story does end happily, but its worth finding out how!

Teenie Weenie, the Baby Seagull Who Could Not Fly, is a delightful story of one bird's need to overcome her fear of flying, or in her case, her fear of falling. Along the way, she meets Mr. Crawler, the crab, and Oscar, the sea turtle, who try to help Teenie Weenie. It is not until her confrontation with a sand snake that her instincts finally kick in. She is a bird, after all, and it is her nature to fly. All she needs to do now is believe in herself. Then, anything is possible.

There once was a keeper who worked at a zoo....A keeper takes a walk through her zoo and notices that manyof her animals are struggling with what's going on aroundthem. It is up to the keeper to help the animals with theirsensory needs so they can enjoy their time at the zoo.A story about ways of dealing with sensory overload issues.

The Sparrow is a beautiful tale of freedom. It teaches you about how captivity can be more dangerous than anything, where even the things you love feel like a chore.When a little bird with a beautiful voice is captive for her most prized possession - her voice, she begins to lose it. Eventually, she is left with no purpose or happiness left.From here, she makes things turn for her and proves that when freedom is involved, all things are better. The story does end happily, but it's worth finding out how!

"An evocative nonfiction narrative follows the swifts on their epic journey north, from the jungles of Africa to nesting sites in Europe. A swift may not look like anything special--it's just a plain brown bird, small enough to nestle in the palm of your hand--but these superheroes of the avian world can fly incredible distances amazingly quickly, reaching speeds of up to seventy miles per hour and spending ten months of every year in the air. Follow one female swift from the steamy forests of tropical central Africa to northern Europe as she navigates arid desert and restless ocean, dodging predators along the way. Eating, drinking, and sleeping on the wind, she won't rest until she's reached her nesting site. Woven through with fascinating facts amplified in an author's note and index, Super Swifts fuses gorgeous collage illustrations and a lilting text to evoke the grandeur of a voyage like no other--and introduce a singular bird with amazing powers"--

Part of the nonfiction Orca Wild series for middle-grade readers and illustrated with color photographs throughout, this book introduces kids to owls in North America. It discusses owl habitat, biology and threats to survival, and how scientists, conservationists and young people are working to protect owls everywhere.

A captivating children's book that weaves the enchanting charm of Vincent van Gogh's "Starry Night" into an imaginative tale of avian adventures under the moonlight. In this delightful story, the moon transforms into a nurturing companion on a mission to bid goodnight to birds all around the world. As you turn the pages, Van Gogh's iconic swirling skies come to life, with harmonious blues and golds capturing the dreamy nighttime atmosphere. The moon, radiant and caring, casts its gentle light upon each bird and shares a soothing lullaby crafted from stardust and moonbeams. Every feathered friend receives the moon's whispered goodnight, filled with a touch of cosmic wonder. Through poetic prose and breathtaking illustrations that mirror the swirling beauty of "Starry Night," readers are transported to a world where imagination and reality seamlessly blend. This story is more than just a bedtime tale; it's an artistic exploration of the deep connection between the natural world and our feathered friends. As the moon continues its journey through the night, it serves as a gentle reminder that even amidst the vast expanse of the cosmos, there is always room for tender moments and dreams. This book is the perfect bedtime companion, offering Van Gogh's Brushstrokes of Dreams for a peaceful slumber and wondrous dreams.

When one of Plum's peachick wards fall into the hands of the notorious Bickle brats, he and his friends at the Athensville Zoo set out to rescue her.

A treasure trove of engaging and educational activities designed to entertain and inspire young minds based on the children's book: Oscar's Rescue.