Books with author Jennifer Rivera

Help to teach children about birds with this "Birds : A kids book about birds" This book lists twenty different birds, telling a little description about each one along with a cute image of the bird. Spark an interest in bird watching with the little ones with this easy to understand book written in a language children will love. Each of the bird images are illustrations showing a cute friendly bird to give the child an idea of what the birds may look like in real life.Teach children we can call a male turkey. Children will learn where sparrows live, and why they are so social. They will find out the beautiful color of the chest of a robin. They will learn why the ostrich is one of the fastest running birds. They will discover the beautiful color and markings of the cardinal. They will learn about the diet of the blue jay. They will be introduced to the lovely macaw and find how where these colorful birds love to live. They will learn about the toucans and the special way their toes grow. They will be introduced to the eagle and find out what makes them such a special large bird. They will learn about the raven the fact they mate for life.Children can learn about what makes a penguin so unique. They will meet the vultures and learn about their odd feeding habits. They will discover storks and their super large nests. They find out about owls and their nighttime habits. They will meet another flightless bird called the kiwi bird. They will learn about the unusual talent the parrots have. They will discover the bright colored feathers that grown on the flamingos. They will learn about the beautiful swans and their graceful features. They will discover seagulls and learn about their social habits. They will get to meet ducks and learn how they swim so well.

In a universe that stretches across billions of light years, can Earth really be the only home of intelligent life? This book avoids the sensationalism often attached to discussions about UFOs and aliens. Instead, science is coupled with historical information and firsthand sightings to teach students about responsible research, evaluation of sources, and critical thinking, even when confronted with mysterious topics.

Do you believe in faeries? Alexis does, but not instinctively. She prefers a logical explanation for her friend Molly's disappearance. But after coming up with only dead ends, she wonders if the impossible could be possible. Is Molly lost in the Faery Realm? Determined to find her friend, Alexis makes a deal with one of the fae to bring her into the Faery Realm. But it is dangerous, and if Alexis isn't careful, Molly won't be the only one who needs saving.