About This Book
Reach for this book when your child starts noticing urban wildlife like pigeons, raccoons, or squirrels and begins asking questions about why they live so close to humans. This engaging nonfiction reader explores the fascinating intersection of human development and animal habitats, explaining how various creatures adapt to life in towns and cities. It balances curiosity with a sense of environmental responsibility, helping young readers understand the delicate relationship between our built environments and the natural world. It is perfectly leveled for children aged 7 to 9 who are transitioning into more complex informational texts. Parents will appreciate how it fosters empathy for displaced animals while teaching practical safety and cohabitation concepts in a clear, non-threatening way.
