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Roo's Fine Flapping Day: At Flaky Acres Feather Farm (Auralee Arkinsly Picture Books for Early Readers Book 2)

Roo's Fine Flapping Day: At Flaky Acres Feather Farm (Auralee Arkinsly Picture Books for Early Readers Book 2)

Description

At the Flaky Acres Feather Farm, Roo-wallaby catches Roo-rooster plucking out the oily black seeds from a lemony sunflower.This would be fine except there's been a long, hot drought, and small Babba-Roo needs to feed.When Roo-rooster calls for help, grouchy Captain Quokka appears. Can he make peace? He is a cousin of Roo-wallaby.Everywhere Roo-rooster turns, another wallaby cousin appears. What will happen when the ground begins to shake and the claws and bare nose of a wombat appear? Nocturnal marsupials and macropods abound at Flaky Acres. Bilbies, quirky quokka, even cousin koala appear to help solve the food problem. Zoology, reading, and language skills are just a few assets hopping from this Aussie kingdom tale.Get This! A Remarkable CAPTURE BOOKS title. (Ages 4-6, 7-8, 9-10)
Age
4-10
Text complexity
developing
Length
44 pages
Book in series
#2

Why to read

  • Engaging Storyline: 'Roo's Fine Flapping Day: At Flaky Acres Feather Farm' offers an entertaining and captivating story that will keep early readers engaged and eager to find out what happens next, making reading a fun activity rather than a chore.
  • Vocabulary Development: Auralee Arkinsly's book is designed for early readers, which means it contains language that is appropriate for their reading level, helping them to learn new words and concepts in a context that is easy to understand.
  • Moral Lessons: Like many picture books for children, this story is likely to include important life lessons about friendship, perseverance, or self-confidence, which can help young readers develop a sense of morality and empathy.
  • Vivid Illustrations: Picture books are known for their colorful and detailed illustrations that complement the text. These visuals can help early readers better understand the story and keep them interested in the narrative, as well as stimulate their imagination and creativity.