Penguins For Kids: Amazing Animal Books for Young Readers

By Kim Chase and John Davidson

Bestselling author John Davidson presents "Penguins For Kids – Amazing Animal Books For Young Readers". Beautiful Pictures and easy reading format will help children fall in love with penguins. This is one of over 30 books in the Amazing Animal Books for Young Readers Series.

The series is known as one of the most beautiful on the kindle. The pictures look great even in black and white and are excellent on the full color kindle.
Lots of facts and photos will help your children learn about this wonderful animal. Children are given a well-rounded understanding of this beautiful animal: its anatomy, feeding habits and behavior.

*** You and your kids will love learning about penguins***

Table of Contents

Introduction
Chapter 1. About Penguins
Chapter 2. Penguins' Feathers
Chapter 3. How Penguins Hunt For Food
Chapter 4. Why Preening is Important
Chapter 5. Caring For Their Young
Chapter 6. Penguin Groups
Chapter 7. Emperor Penguins – Aptenodytes Group
Chapter 8. King Penguin – Aptenodytes Group
Chapter 9. Gentoo Penguins – Pygoscelis Group
Chapter 10. Adelie Penguin – Pygoscelis Group
Chapter 11. Chinstrap Penguins – Pygoscelis Group
Chapter 12. Rockhopper – Eudyptes Group
Chapter 13. Erect Crested Penguins – Eudyptes Group
Chapter 14. Fiordland Penguins – Eudyptes Group
Chapter 15. Macaroni Penguins – Eudyptes Group
Chapter 16. Royal Penguin – Eudyptes Group
Chapter 17. Snares – Eudyptes Group
Chapter 18. Humboldt Penguins – Spheniscus Group
Chapter 19. African Penguins – Spheniscus Group
Chapter 20. Magellanic Penguins – Spheniscus Group
Chapter 21. Galápagos Penguins – Spheniscus Group
Chapter 22. Yellow-eyed Penguin – Megadyptes Group
Chapter 23. Little Penguin – Eudyptula Group
Chapter 24. Fun Facts About Penguins

Introduction
Penguins are very interesting creatures to get to know! Did you know that they go tobogganing too? Do you think that all penguins are black and white in color? If you think the answer is “yes”, then you might want to re-think that answer. Did you know that some penguins do not just live in the coldest of climates, or that not all penguins waddle when they walk?

Do you know that some penguins could weigh nearly 100 lbs. (45 kg), while other penguins weigh in at just over 2 lbs. (.9 kg)? Some penguins lay just one egg, and they keep the egg warm by holding it on top of their feet! Do you know which penguins they are? Other groups of penguins lay two eggs, but only one egg will hatch. Do you know the names of those penguins? Were you aware that some penguins have black spots on their chests, and that these spots are different from penguin to penguin? There are so many interesting things to learn about these non-flying birds!

• Language: English
• Publisher: JD-Biz Corp Publishing
• Release date: Jan 15, 2014
• ISBN: 9781311735010

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Penguins

For Kids

Amazing Animal Books

for Young Readers

By Kim Chase

and John Davidson

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Table of Contents

1. Introduction

2. About Penguins

3. Penguins’ Feathers

4. How Penguins Hunt For Food

5. Why Preening is Important

6. Caring For Their Young

7. Penguin Groups

8. Emperor Penguins – Aptenodytes Group

9. King Penguin – Aptenodytes Group

10. Gentoo Penguins – Pygoscelis Group

11. Adelie Penguin – Pygoscelis Group

12. Chinstrap Penguins – Pygoscelis Group

13. Rockhopper – Eudyptes Group

14. Erect Crested Penguins – Eudyptes Group

15. Fiordland Penguins – Eudyptes Group

16. Macaroni Penguins – Eudyptes Group

17. Royal Penguin – Eudyptes Group

18. Snares – Eudyptes Group

19. Humboldt Penguins – Spheniscus Group

20. African Penguins – Spheniscus Group

21. Magellanic Penguins – Spheniscus Group

22. Galápagos Penguins – Spheniscus Group

23. Yellow-eyed Penguin – Megadyptes Group

24. Penguin – Eudyptula Group

25. Fun Facts About Penguins

1. Introduction

Penguins are very interesting creatures to get to know! Did you know that they go tobogganing too? Do you think that all penguins are black and white in color? If you think the answer is yes, then you might want to re-think that answer. Did you know that some penguins do not just live in the coldest of climates, or that not