Book details
What am I?: In the Bush
Published in
2004
Description
This fascinating book introduces 11 unique living things that can be seen in our New Zealand bush. Meet: A moth with no mouth that lives for only one night An insect with four ears A naughty parrot that pulls apart cars A bird with nostrils at the end of its beak Younger readers will enjoy the challenge of guessing the identity of each animal as they read the rhyming poem which gives clues about the mystery creature. This is followed by interesting facts and a question page to test memory skills. What Am I? Bush will appeal to readers of all ages.
Age
3-7
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
48 pages
Why to read
- Educational Value: The book provides insightful information about the flora and fauna found in the bush, making it a great educational resource for readers interested in learning about nature and wildlife.
- Engaging Content: With vivid descriptions and possibly illustrations, 'What am I?: In the Bush' is likely to engage readers of all ages, sparking curiosity and a love for the natural world.
- Environmental Awareness: Reading this book can increase awareness about the importance of conservation and the delicate ecosystems that exist in the bush, encouraging readers to be more environmentally conscious.
- Reading Pleasure: The book may offer a delightful reading experience with its unique perspective on nature, allowing readers to escape into the wilderness and explore the beauty of the bush from the comfort of their own home.