A Natural History for Young People: Our Animal Friends in Their Native Homes including mammals, birds and fishes

This compact natural history opens a window onto the animal kingdom, inviting curious youngsters to explore mammals, birds, and fishes in the places they call home. Written in clear, approachable language, it sidesteps heavy jargon while still explaining the essential scientific terms that bring each creature’s classification to life. Over one hundred vivid illustrations—including colored plates, half‑tones, and wood engravings—bring the subjects to the page, making identification both fun and memorable.

The book follows a logical family‑by‑family arrangement, guiding listeners from the mighty bears and sleek cats to the playful dolphins and soaring eagles. Each section offers brief yet informative portraits that highlight habits, habitats, and distinguishing features, encouraging listeners to ask questions and observe the natural world around them. Perfect for classroom use or bedtime listening, it balances accurate modern science with the wonder of discovery, sparking a lasting love for wildlife.