The Nature Kid's Guide to Wolves

A howl cuts through the cold night air. Then another joins in. And another. Somewhere in the dark forest, a wolf pack is talking. If your child has ever wondered what wolves are really saying, or why they live in packs, or how they can run for miles without stopping, this is the book that answers those questions. Forget the fairy tales. Real wolves are even more fascinating. "The Nature Kid's Guide to Wolves" is written for curious kids ages 7-12 who want to understand these powerful, misunderstood animals. How strong is a wolf's bite? Why do pups have blue eyes that change color? What happens when the whole pack hunts together? Your child will uncover the answers and want to share them at dinner. The short sentences and simple words make this a great fit for Level 2 readers, while the incredible facts keep even older kids hooked. Fun facts and "Did You Know?" callouts add extra surprises on every spread. A book for kids who love teamwork, wild places, and animals that feel like family. Wolves share food. They protect each other. Aunts and uncles help raise the pups. The whole pack works together to survive, and every member matters. Every page shows your child an animal that proves family comes in many forms. Some animals hunt alone. Wolves prove there's strength in the pack. Thousands of young readers have explored the Nature Kids Guide series. Your child's next favorite animal is waiting.