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Description
Simple text and photographs introduce young children to animal tails, describing different tails and how they are used.
Quick Summary
"Awesome Animal Tails" by Booth and Edison uses simple text and bright photographs to show children how different animals use their tails for balancing, grabbing, and staying warm, featuring creatures like monkeys swinging with their tails and beavers paddling with their flat tails. The book covers tail adaptations across various species, teaching young readers about survival and how animals have evolved special features for their environments. If your child enjoys National Geographic Kids" "Animals" or other nature photograph books, they'll love learning about these animal features. With an AR Level of 1.8 and 0.5 points, this 289-word book is perfect for kindergarten through third-grade readers who are building their nonfiction reading skills.