Why Plants Become Extinct cover

Why Plants Become Extinct

Author: Lundgren, Julie K.

Reading Metrics

Grade Level Lower Grades (LG K-3)
Book Level 5.8
Points 0.5
Fiction/Nonfiction Nonfiction
Word Count 967
Points per Word 0.000517
Page Count 24
Points per Page 0.020833

Description

Using interesting facts and photographs, this book discusses why some plant species are at risk of extinction.

Quick Summary

If your kid is curious about nature and why things disappear, this is a great little book to check out. The photographs of different plants are really eye-catching, and the facts about what puts species at risk like habitat loss and climate change are presented in a way that even younger kids can understand. It's a quick read at under 1,000 words, which makes it perfect for kids who want to learn something new without committing to a long book. What I like is that it doesn't talk down to readers; it treats the subject seriously while still being accessible. Fans of "The Magic School Bus" type science books or kids who ask lots of questions about the natural world will probably gravitate toward this one. It's a solid choice for early readers who are ready for something slightly more advanced than picture books but still need shorter texts with lots of visuals to hold their attention.