The Nature Kid's Guide to Reindeer: A Level 2 Reader for Curious Young Kids Who Love Reindeer! - Paperback

by David Anderson (Author)

Click, click, click. Strange sounds echo across the frozen tundra. A herd is coming. Hundreds of hooves crunch through snow. It's the reindeer, and their ankles are clicking with every step.

Your child probably knows reindeer from holiday stories. But real reindeer are far more amazing than any fairy tale. They walk 3,000 miles every year. Their eyes actually change color, shifting from golden in summer to blue in winter. And they're the only deer where both moms and dads grow antlers.

"The Nature Kid's Guide to Reindeer" is written for curious kids ages 7-12 who want to discover what these Arctic animals are really like. How do they find food buried under three feet of snow? Why don't their noses freeze in blizzards? What makes that clicking sound when they walk? 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 winter, wild places, and animals that go on epic journeys.

Reindeer survive where most animals can't. They walk on snow without sinking. They see in the dark Arctic winter. Mother reindeer fight off wolves with their antlers to protect their calves. Every page shows your child an animal built to thrive in one of Earth's harshest places.

The real reindeer story is better than the legend.

Thousands of young readers have explored the Nature Kids Guide series. Your child's next favorite animal is waiting.