5 Fascinating Kids Books for Bird Lovers @NGKidsBks

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If you're looking for a fun and educational way to get your kids interested in birds, look no further! These five amazing books from National Geographic Kids will capture their imaginations. From board books for the very youngest bird enthusiasts to beautiful photography and stories that take you around the world, there's something for everyone here.

So why not head outside and start exploring the wonderful world of birds?

Little Kids First Board Book: Birds

This book is the perfect way to introduce your littlest ones to the amazing world of birds. With bright, bold illustrations and simple yet sometimes funny text, this board book is sure to become a favorite.

The book covers things like birds' favorite foods, bird basics (i.e., all birds have feathers and beaks), and specifics about certain birds (i.e., penguins hunt for food in the ocean).

In addition, it also features recurring patterns and shapes in the artwork, making it ideal for babies and toddlers who are just beginning to learn about the world around them.

Little Kids First Big Book of Birds

There are also books for bird lovers than are geared toward younger children (age 4-8). This book is perfect for kids who are starting to show an interest in birds but aren't quite ready for a more advanced birding guide. It's packed with beautiful photographs and interesting facts to help your child learn all about different types of birds.

It was interesting to learn how some birds dance together while others can sing complicated songs to attract mates.

There are also fun activities, such as interactive questions and games to keep your child engaged.

Fly With Me: A Celebration of Birds Through Pictures, Poems, and Stories

There are also books for bird lovers that feature more than just fun facts. This one has poems too! It's also packed with information about birds' role in human life, their migration patterns, and the importance of habitat conservation.

I was excited to learn that there are rescue stories about all different types of species, including some that might be rare or hard to reach in our area!

The poems are beautiful and original, and they add a special touch to this already magnificent book. If you're looking for a gift for a bird lover in your life, this is a perfect choice.

National Geographic Kids Bird Guide of North America (Second Edition)

This new and improved edition is the perfect way to teach your kids about the different types of birds in North America. It includes updated information, new photographs, and a range map for popular bird species.

The images are large, which helps keep kids engaged, and there are profiles of 50 of North America's most popular birds, mini-profiles of another 100 birds, and tips on attracting birds to your backyard.

With so much to explore, this is a book that kids will want to return to again and again.

Everything Birds of Prey

This is just one of many must-read books for bird lovers. Perfect for those that like to read small sections at a time. This book is a great way to learn about the world's most ferocious fliers. It includes stunning images that will keep readers engaged from beginning to end.

This book will teach kids everything they ever wanted to know about these fantastic creatures with sections on different types of birds of prey, cool comparisons, maps, and quizzes.

Final Thoughts

If you're looking for a great children's book about birds, any of these five would be perfect. From learning about the different types of birds to following a bird on its migration journey, these books are sure to educate and entertain kids of all ages.

So if you're in the market for new books for bird lovers to read to your child, check out one of these five titles!

Can you think of any other bird books for preschoolers?