Book details
Ferdinand Fox's First Summer (Arbordale Collection)
Published in
2013
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Description
Follow this photographic journal of a red fox as he explores the world around him during the first few months of his life in 'Ferdinand Fox's First Summer.' Documented by naturalist photographer and environmental educator Mary Holland, the story captures the fox named Ferdinand as he emerges from his den at about a month old. Witness his growth as he learns hunting skills through play and sensory exploration, and observe his development from a young kit into a young fox. By next summer, Ferdinand is set to have kits of his own. This book is an Outstanding Science Trade Book and has received the 2013 Bronze Moonbeam Award.
Age
4-7
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
32 pages
Book in series
#3
Why to read
- Educational Content: 'Ferdinand Fox's First Summer' provides informative insights into the life cycle and habits of red foxes, making it an excellent educational resource for children to learn about wildlife and nature.
- Stunning Photography: Mary Holland's book is filled with her own beautiful, full-color photographs that capture the essence of a young fox's experiences, offering readers a visually engaging journey through Ferdinand's world.
- Engaging Storytelling: The narrative follows Ferdinand Fox through his first year of life, presenting an engaging story that keeps young readers interested and entertained while they learn about the natural world.
- Interactive Learning: The book includes a 'For Creative Minds' section with additional activities and teaching trivia, which encourages children to interact with the content, enhancing their understanding and retention of the information presented.