Winter Survival: Animal Hibernation, Migration, and Adaptation

Winter is approaching and the animals are busy preparing to survive the extremely cold weather. The birds are flying south, the squirrels are busy gathering food, and the rabbit’s fur is turning white. Why are some animals preparing for winter so differently? Whether to avoid extreme weather, conserve energy, or survive on sparse resources, animals survive in some clever ways!

About This Book:
This vibrant, full-color illustrations and rhyming poetry book, will engage early readers to understand animal life and behavior during the winter season. Many animals, both big and small, have unique behaviors when it comes to migrating, hibernating, or adapting to the harsh winter climate. Some animal behaviors explored in this book include bears, rabbits, deers, squirrels, bugs, foxes, snakes, birds, turtles, frogs, butterflies, whales, mouses, and more. While most animals cope in different ways, there is one common desire they all share. Can you guess what that is? Pick up a copy of Winter Survival to find out!

Who Will Enjoy This Book:
This is a fun and appealing book for early elementary-age kids, both at home and in the classroom. The illustrations are bright, captivating, and feature over 15 different animals that will keep kids curious and interested. Kids will enjoy the rhyming words in each sentence, making the book a pleasure to read and easy to remember. There is no doubt this book will be a favorite amongst the kids!

Book Specs:
• Paperback 8.5″ x 8.5″ inches
• 32 full-color pages on premium paper
• English
• Non-Fiction
• Available in an e-book version
• Click on the “Look Inside” feature to explore sample pagesYour child will surely enjoy this book, order a copy today!