In Our Nature

Swoop in and discover the incredible diversity of birds around the world in “Fly: A Family Guide to Birds and How to Spot Them,” a lushly illustrated collection featuring more than 150 birds. Meet the lesser flamingo, "hero of the friendly flock," and discover other flocking birds, from the chimney swift to the starling, whose murmurations mesmerize birdwatchers from around the world. Next, get to know the Adélie penguin, "hero of the water world," and discover other birds that are more at home in the sea than the sky. Then continue through the avian world as you meet birds with brilliant beaks, fantastic feet, wonderful wings, eye-catching colors, and more. Packed with interesting facts and extraordinary species, this book is sure to instill a love of birds among young readers. Author David Lindo, the Urban Birder, is the perfect guide to the world of birds, bringing together an aviary of species with superhuman abilities, splendid plumage, and surprising behaviors. He also delves into the world of folklore and mythology, showing how cultures from ancient to modern have been inspired by their feathered friends.

Wild: A Family Guide to the Animal Kingdom is a stunning introduction to animals, their amazing adaptations, and their unique characteristics and abilities Explore the rich diversity of the animal kingdom! Meet dozens of creatures with extraordinary abilities and find out how they have adapted to thrive in the wild. Discover why the chameleon developed champion eyesight, what makes a porcupine so prickly, how the whale became the hero of hearing, and more. This book is sure to fascinate young animal lovers and features: • A child-friendly introduction to more than 150 different animals from around the world; • A guide on how and where to spot creatures big and small; • A taste of animal-inspired mythology and folklore from cultures around the world. Written by award-winning zoology writer Jack Ashby and illustrated by the inimitable Sara Boccaccini Meadows, this is a book bursting with life like no other. In Our Nature series: Glow: Family Guide to the Night Sky Glow Puzzle: 500 Piece Space-themed Jigsaw Puzzle Grow: A Family Guide to Plants and How to Grow Them Fly: A Family Guide to Birds and How to Spot Them Jack Ashby is the assistant director of the University Museum of Zoology, Cambridge, and an honorary research fellow in the Department of Science and Technology Studies at University College London. He is the author of Animal Kingdom: A Natural History in 100 Objects and lives in Hertfordshire, England. Sara Boccaccini Meadows is a British-born illustrator based in Los Angeles. Her playful and illustrative work-created in watercolor, gouache, and ink pen and inspired by the great outdoors-has won her an audience of more than 215,000 followers on Instagram. Her first book for children, Grow, was published by Magic Cat in 2022.