What You Need to Know: • Flamingos is perfect for you young nature lover.
• Learn all you ever wanted to know about those great, pink birds.
• Short, direct sentence make this a good expository, non-fiction writing introduction.
• This book has been nomintated for a 2009 Cybil Award. Please click the Cybils link on the left side of the page to
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Sweet Book Summary: Flamingos is an interesting book overflowing with facts about the large (over five feet tall!), rather majestic birds. I didn't realize until reading this informative little book, that there was so much to know about them. Did you know they actually talk to each other? Another interesting tidbit: Flamingos live in colonies of over a thousand and sometimes up to a million, and they ALL dance together. Pretty cool. As stated in the bullet points, the author does a great job of putting a lot of information into an easily readable format for young readers: short sentences, clear organization of facts and interesting information. |
Author: Jean M. Malone Illustrator: N/A Published: 2009, 48 pages
Themes: Animals, Non-Fiction, Science |
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