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Description
A Flamingo's World by John Willis uses simple text and bright photographs to introduce early readers to flamingos. It shows how the food flamingos eat colors their feathers pink, and why they often stand on just one leg. It also talks about where flamingos live, how they act in groups, and what their bodies look like, keeping the language simple for kids in kindergarten through third grade.
Quick Summary
Dive into a flamingo's world and watch the pink plumes, quirky waddle, and splashy dance bring the bird's crazy color and goofy habits to life. Kids will love the up-close photos that capture flamingos gobbling shrimp, standing on one leg, and flipping their feathered tails like tiny ballet stars. If your kid likes the playful nonfiction of 'National Geographic Little Kids First Big Book of Animals', they'll be thrilled by this bright, easy-to-read flamingo story. Perfect for kindergarten through third-grade readers, this 135-word picture book sparks curiosity in early readers who are just learning about birds and colors.