Read beautiful nonfiction bird books to teach your children more about birds. Kids will learn about beaks, feathers, food, nests, habitats, and much more. advertisement. Imagination Soup.

Here are 10 kids' books NPR staff and critics loved this year If you've found yourself reading the ... humor and satisfyingly authentic details. — Betsy Bird, book critic and author of Long Road ...

Three of the birds included in Jeff Domm's book are: the black-capped chickadee, left, the American goldfinch and the barred owl. All of these birds can be found in New Brunswick. (Submitted by ...

At a recent meeting of the Fredonia Shakespeare Club Karin Seager Cockram presented her paper on The Artistry of Lady Bird ...

With protesters and police officers out front on East Broadway Avenue at Five Points on Friday night, Nov. 25, The Bird & The Book hosted an event that collected more ...

“A Day in the D with Dad” takes kids on a journey along with 12-year-old Michelle as she traverses Detroit on an impromptu day trip with her dad. Written by Detroiter and longtime educator Kelli M.

The Santa Barbara Audubon Society (SBAS) presents a free educational event for children in our community: the 11th Annual Winter Bird Count for Kids. It will be held on January 25th, 2025, at Lake Los ...

In a "bird-nesting divorce," the family home is kept intact, with the separated parents staying at the residence on a rotating basis. It's divorce, done differently. Primary Menu Sections ...

Books for kids on helping migrating birds, dealing with change and words If you’re looking for some new books for the young readers in your life, Glenn Perrett suggests “Lights Out: A Movement to Help ...

CADENZA (223 pp.)—Ralph Cusack—Hougton Mifflin ($3.50). Several remarkable platters of pressed peat have been offered the reader in recent years, the more bizarre of them including At ...

Just in time for spring, a new children’s book celebrates a blind girl’s joy in identifying birds on a nature walk with her aunt. Here & Now’s Deepa Fernandes takes us on a bird-listening ...