Reviews for Birds

The average rating for Birds based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2020-03-18 00:00:00 Brendan Martin The Picture book by "Brian Cosgrove," is a non-fiction book that illustrates the findings of world weather. I thought the book was well placed together with the book having images on every page that relates to each text subject on each page for weather like the Suns heat, Wind, Snow and Storms. It gives great details about how weather is formed and even has a "frequently asked question and answer" area near the ending of the book to exhibit what its readers should have learned from their previous reading of the text before the frequently asked questions area. The book also comes with a CD and a poster so that someone doing an assignment, like myself, can easily access the information they need for their assignment. In conclusion, I would recommend the book to other Students or to anyone needing to know about the World's Weathering System. Thanks, Vincent Reese ASU STUDENT ID#1000897213

Review # 2 was written on 2017-11-05 00:00:00 Rhonna Duntenschachter This is a children's nonfiction book. The information is given mostly through photographs (about 10 per 2-page-spread) with a short paragraph accompanying each picture. Each 2-page-spread teaches about a different aspect of weather (clouds, frost, etc.). I really enjoyed it. It reminded me of things I once knew (like the different types of clouds) and taught me new things, too (like how clouds form). It's not a page-turner, but was pretty interesting. It has too much text for my little ones, but now that I've read it I can summarize a page quickly for them. I'm looking forward to doing a "preschool" week on weather. The only problem is that now I want to by a home weather station!