Books with author Nathan Stanfield

The Desert Southwest (United States) hosts hundreds of wild bird species, so how do you identify the most common ones?With Birds of the Desert Southwest (Learn Birds! Series, Book 2), that's how!Created with Kindle Fire in mind (but viewable on other Kindle models as well), Birds of the Desert Southwest showcases the bird species most commonly found in the desert regions of the southwestern United States. Kids and grown-ups alike will enjoy learning 34 birds (including 7 featured in Birds for Beginners) that you're most likely to see in the southwestern United States!Birds of the Desert Southwest…because the time is right to Learn Birds!34 pages.Birds included in this book:Abert’s TowheeAnna’s HummingbirdBlack PhoebeBlack-tailed GnatcatcherBurrowing OwlCaracaraCactus WrenCommon GrackleCooper’s HawkCosta’s HummingbirdCurve-billed ThrasherGambel’s QuailGila WoodpeckerGilded FlickerGreat Horned OwlHarris’ HawkHouse FinchInca DoveLe Conte’s ThrasherLesser GoldfinchLucy’s WarblerMourning DoveNorthern MockingbirdPhainopeplaPyrrhuloxiaRavenRed-tailed HawkRoadrunnerSay’s PhoebeTurkey VultureVerdinVermilion FlycatcherWhite-crowned SparrowWhite-winged Dove

With over 900 species of birds in the United States, identifying even the most common species can be a daunting task.Enter Birds for Beginners (Learn Birds! Series, Book 1). Created with Kindle Fire in mind (but viewable on other Kindle models as well), Birds for Beginners showcases the bird species most commonly found throughout the United States. No fancy jargon or confusing statistics—just beautiful photographs and identification of 27 birds. Kids and grown-ups alike are sure to enjoy this simple introduction to a diverse world of animal life. Birds for Beginners…because the time is right to Learn Birds! Birds in this book:American GoldfinchAmerican RobinBlack-capped ChickadeeBlue JayCanada GooseChipping SparrowCommon CrowCommon GrackleCommon StarlingDark-eyed JuncoDowny WoodpeckerGreat Blue HeronGreat Horned OwlHerring GullHouse FinchHouse SparrowKestrelKilldeerMallard DuckMourning DoveNorthern CardinalNorthern MockingbirdPigeonRed-tailed HawkRed-winged BlackbirdSong SparrowTurkey Vulture

Some birds are predators. In fact, there are dozens of species in the United States alone. So how do you tell one from the next?Enter Birds of Prey (Learn Birds! Series, Book 3). Designed with Kindle Fire in mind (but viewable on other models too), Birds of Prey provides visual identification of 14 birds of prey that are either relatively common or just plain cool—or both! Author Nathan Stanfield presents multiple high-quality photographs of hawks, eagles, falcons and owls that are perched, flying or eating. Kids and grown-ups alike will enjoy this simple introduction to a remarkable segment of the bird world.Birds of Prey…because now is the time to Learn Birds!36 pages.Birds featured in this book:Bald EagleBarn OwlGolden EagleGreat Horned OwlKestrelGoshawkOspreyPeregrine FalconRed-shouldered HawkRed-tailed HawkScreech OwlSharp-shinned HawkSnowy OwlSwallow-tailed Kite

Nicole Shepherd has built a wall around her following the death of her mother two years ago. Forced to live with a mean-spirited grandmother and unable to relate to her teenage peers, she can’t wait for her life to start anew at college. If only she had the damn money.Out of the blue, Nicole lands a summer job that seems like the answer to her prayers – tutoring the daughter of Alex Kavanagh, a wealthy American who lives on a remote Pacific island. To her surprise, Nicole finds herself bonding with her host family, imagining them as the father and sister she never had. But slowly, Nicole begins to suspect Alex knows her better than he’s letting on. And when his behavior turns possessive, Nicole realizes she’s being groomed for a role that will keep her captive on the island, forever.Rich with unforgettable characters and surprising twists, Seclusion is a cool and creepy mystery that keeps its final, shocking secret until the very end.