This educational fiction story is about a desert tortoise and friends in the Sonoran Desert. This picture book is fun, colorful, sort-of spooky that will have kids learning facts about native animals and not even know it! All the plants and animals in the book are readily found and identifiable in the Sonoran Desert. Photos and scientific names of the plants and animals featured in the story can be found in the back of the book.
Book blurb:
A monster's beak, dripping red! The animals of the Sonoran Desert fear for their lives. Is it a Vampire coming to drink their blood? Explore this mystery alongside animals and plants of the Sonoran Desert. Learn about Elaine A Power's educational children's books on her website: https: //elaineapowers.com and https: //lyricpower.net
Reverse the book and Read: Don't Call Me Turtle!
In "Don't Call Me Turtle," embark on an educational and delightful journey into the world of tortoises! While they may share a resemblance with turtles, these slow-moving creatures have their own unique traits and quirks that set them apart. Through charming illustrations and engaging fact-telling, readers will uncover the fascinating distinctions between tortoises and turtles, gaining a deeper understanding of these often misunderstood animals. From their habitats to their behaviors, "Don't Call Me Turtle" offers an entertaining and informative exploration that will leave readers both entertained and enlightened.