Books with author Nicole Shea

Readers will learn all about the weird things amphibians do, including how some mother frogs birth their babies from under the skin on their back and that a salamander can re-grow its tail. In-depth descriptions of amphibious life and freaky fact boxes will engage young readers as detailed, colorful photographs creep around each page turn. A fun fact chart and helpful glossary will add to each readers experience.

Crows have the ability to recognize human faces. With this knowledge, standing under a murder of crows can be an unsettling experienceespecially if they start cawing. Readers will learn even more freaky facts about birds, including some species gross eating habits and the weird nests others build. Full-color photographs will highlight the creepiest features of natures oddest animals and interesting fact boxes will engage young readers.

Book 4 in the series of insightful, delightful, easy to understand story books for children. Each book contains a true to life situation that most if not all children will encounter at some point in their childhood. Each book, builds up to the issue, deals with the issue and has a moral to end with that children will find fun and easy to read. Another great addition to any child's bedtime routine.

Readers will learn all about the weird things amphibians do, including how some mother frogs birth their babies from under the skin on their back and that a salamander can re-grow its tail. In-depth descriptions of amphibious life and freaky fact boxes will engage young readers as detailed, colorful photographs creep around each page turn. A fun fact chart and helpful glossary will add to each readers experience.