Carol L. Malnor and Sandy F. Fuller
Dawn Publications (2010)
ISBN 9781584691327
Reviewed by Cayden Aures (age 6) and Mom for Reader Views (12/10)
Cayden’s comments:
“In this book there are five BLUES: Lulu, Bing, Eggbert, Sammi, and Uno. On the title page it tells you about them. They go on a trip starting in Canada and see all different kinds of birds. On each page there is a different bird that we learn about. My favorite bird was the Laughing Gull. I think that he would be fun to hear. He eats fish and garbage and some other things. I learned about a lot of different birds that I never heard of before. This was a good book. I liked the pictures in the book too.”
Parent’s comments:
“The BLUES Go Birding: At Wild America’s Shores” is a fun story filled with tons of great information about shore birds. We loved traveling along the coasts and learning great information about their inhabitants. We recommend this fact-filled resource to any child interested in learning more about our feathered friends.
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