Nature Books for Kids
Little Book of Big Facts: Komodo Dragon
Discover the incredible world of Komodo dragons! These giant lizards are the largest in the world and live only on a remote Indonesian island. Learn amazing facts about their sharp teeth, powerful hunting skills, and mysterious abilities. What makes these fierce creatures so special? Find out in this thrilling adventure!
Little Book of Big Facts: Orangutan
Did you know orangutans aren’t monkeys at all? They’re actually our cousins! Discover what makes these amazing forest people so incredibly smart and unique. Learn surprising facts about how they live, what they eat, and the special abilities that make them one of the cleverest animals on Earth. Are you ready to explore the world of orangutans?
Little Book of Big Facts: Sumatran Elephant
Did you know Sumatran elephants are incredibly intelligent and can hold four litres of water in their trunks? Discover fascinating facts about these amazing animals—from their family groups and special communication to why they’re so important to Indonesia. What makes these gentle giants truly special?
Little Book of Big Facts: Sumatran Tiger
Did you know tigers have teeth nine times longer than yours? Meet the Sumatran tiger, one of the biggest and most powerful cats on Earth! These orange and black striped hunters live on a faraway island in Indonesia, hiding in forests and swimming across rivers. But wait - are there really white tigers and golden tigers too? And why are these amazing animals in danger? Discover the incredible secrets of the world’s largest living cat!
Little Book of Big Facts: Sun Bear
Whoa! Is that a bear? Meet the sun bear – the smallest bear in the whole world! These amazing animals live in the tropical forests of Southeast Asia, where they climb trees, break open beehives with their sharp claws, and slurp up honey with their super long tongues. But wait – if they’re so small, what are sun bears scared of? And why do they need our help to stay safe?
Nakita Can Help!
Nakita rescues elephants in need and cares for them until they’re healthy again. When she finds a young elephant stuck in a ditch with a hurt leg, she springs into action. Will Nakita be able to help this elephant get back to its family? Join her on an amazing adventure of compassion and animal rescue!
Spencer Can Advance!
Spencer loves the outdoors and dreams of a job helping others. When he grows up and joins a rescue team, he gets his chance! From floods to fires, Spencer springs into action. But what challenges will test his courage and kindness the most? Find out how one brave person can make a real difference!
Kobe and the Dry River
When the last waterhole dries up, mighty Tembo the Elephant declares that water belongs only to the strong and races off to faraway rivers to prove it. But what does slow, patient Kobe the Tortoise notice in the cracked riverbed that everyone else has missed? Could a tiny creature really find water for every thirsty animal on the savanna before an elephant can? This gentle tale of wisdom over strength helps young readers practice 3+ syllable words like ‘afternoon’, ’enormous’, ‘suddenly’, ‘grandmother’, and ‘absolutely’.
Entito Sees the Sky
A dry season grips the enkang, and the river has turned to dust. When a girl named Entito finds a lost hornbill chick on the ridge, will one small act of care be enough to make the sky listen? As the cattle grow thirsty and a strange still cloud caps the great mountain, Entito must face the fierce red Enkai and a hard choice. Will the rain ever come? This Bookbot level practices the /ʒ/ sound in ’treasure’, ‘occasion’, ‘decision’, ‘measures’, and ‘pleasure’.
Ayo and the Old Grove
Deep in an old forest lives Oro Igbo, a serious spirit who keeps careful accounts of all that hunters take and promise. When young Ayo wanders into the sacred grove by accident, will he remember the rule his father taught him? And when he later meets a greedy hunter who does the forest ‘wrong’, what will the watchful trees decide? This Bookbot level practices the ‘wr’ phonogram in words like ‘wrapped’, ‘wrinkled’, ‘wrens’, and ‘wry’.