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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
  learn more about the Children's and Young Adult Bloggers Literary Awards (Cybils).
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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