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Turkey vultures have red, featherless heads and long, dark feathers. Big, bold photos accompany carefully-leveled text on habitat, behavior, life cycle, and threats to this meat-eating scavenger.
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"Hooked beaks, long, sharp talons, and a thirst for meat; young students will enjoy learning about the habitats, life cycles, and behaviors of these birds of prey. The text is simple enough for beginning readers, yet informative enough for fluent readers. . . .For interested students who like to read about birds of prey, this would be an excellent addition to a library collection." - School Library Connection
January 1, 2016
"A concluding “Critical Thinking Using the Common Core” set of two questions do an excellent job going beyond simple recall. That, plus a word count and reading level, may make these worth considering where those features are important." - School Library Journal
April 1, 2015
Having been involved in education at many different levels, Mary Dunn knows the importance of reading and has written more than twenty nonfiction children’s books about dream jobs, planets, and a wide assortment of creatures with fins, fur, or feathers. When she is not busy at her computer, Mary enjoys volunteering, reading and traveling to new places to learn about fascinating animals and their habitats. Big Sur, California and Sanibel Island, Florida are two of her favorite spots to observe wildlife. Mary lives in northern Illinois with her husband, Michael.
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