Books with title Nests

Every bird's nest is unique! There are big nests and small nests. There are nests in high spots and nests in low spots. But no matter what, each bird family can call its nest "home." This story is a beautiful reminder that home is where you make it. With a gorgeous palette featuring bold colors and quirky artwork, this book will be a standout on the shelves. And the sweet yet subtle message that home is where you make it will resonate with readers of all ages. StarBerry Books, an imprint of Kane Press, is a library full of diverse and imaginative children's books created by authors and artists from all over the globe. "Read Your Way Around the World!"

This book doesn't contain as much of a recipe, but it has a super-fun food crafting idea to make birds' nests. They would be fun at Easter, for birders, or, perhaps, a Harry Potter party (Hedwig's nest). The idea is presented in both an easy, photo-enhanced version that people learning to read or who have problems reading can follow because of related photographs and simple language, as well as a version for people who don't. In addition, Text-to-Speech is available for those units that can use it. People who are learning English or who have disabilities limiting their reading may enjoy this title, as well as young English-speaking children. A mom uses this series with her middle school daughter, a new cook, and adults use the recipes for food they can make very quickly. These titles might also come in handy for bad weather days because I've tried to stay away from strange, expensive, or hard-to-find ingredients. For more information on new releases or freebies, join me on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100006613178112 .

Nests have lots of eggs and a nest must be hidden to protect it. Discover the range of places where birds build nests in this lovely, decodable non-fiction book by Elspeth Graham.• Red A/Band 2A books offer predictable text with familiar objects and actions, combined with simple story development.• Text type: A simple non-fiction book• Pages 14–15 provide an opportunity for children to recap the book.• Curriculum links: Science, PSHE, Geography