Birds and Bugs. From Nose to Tail

Bright blue legs or long pink legs? Or maybe a sharp horn and five eyes at once? Have you ever thought that birds and tiny bugs around us are incredibly interesting?
On each page of this unusual flip book, the author Stacey Roderick challenges you: you have to guess the name of the bird or insect whose body part is depicted on the page. And to find out the correct answer and a couple of intriguing facts, just flip the page: there the bird or bug is shown in full view and in its natural habitat. This technique turns this book into a real interactive game.
At the end of each section, readers will find stories about other extraordinary birds and bugs. For example, that an ostrich's eyeball is bigger than its brain. And bumblebees collect pollen using the hairs on their legs. Reading about a tarantula or learning what a kiwi bird looks like - it's up to you, just flip this book and choose a section that you like.
The lively text and bright collage illustrations of the book "Birds and Bugs: From Nose to Tail" will keep little curious entomologists from getting bored and will make any young ornithologist squeal with delight!