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Description
Young readers will learn what birds do in the spring. The coauthor is John Willis.
Quick Summary
If you're looking for a super simple nonfiction book for a beginner reader, this little gem about what birds do in spring fits the bill nicely. It's only 178 words, so even the most reluctant readers can power through it and feel proud of finishing a "real" book. The short sentences and easy vocabulary make it perfect for kindergarten and first graders who are just starting to decode on their own. What I like is that it ties birds to the spring season, so kids can connect what they're seeing outside robins hopping around, birds building nests to what's on the page. Parents will appreciate that it's genuinely educational without being dry or overwhelming. If your kid loves animals and is just starting to read, this pairs nicely with other simple nature readers in the All About Spring series.