Juvenile Fiction, Animals, Birds
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The Story of Honk, the Goose
by Sally J. Labadie
The Story of Honk, the Goose, is based on the real story of a goose that couldn't fly. Find out how he survived the winter all alone on a frozen farm pond and how he spent the following summer. Will he ever be able to fly south with his family?
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I'll Find You Tumbleweed
A Collection Of Four Short Stories by Allene Beets
Cactus Wren Tumbleweed Tortoise Grouchy Old Lizard Little Burro Join these and other desert dwellers as they embark on adventures throughout their daily lives. Unlikely relationships are formed as challenges are overcome along the way. ...
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Deep In The Woods
A Benjamin Owl Book by Becki Walsh
Benjamin is an owl. But not just any owl. Benjamin can fly higher, farther and faster than any owl his age. Flying around he sees and hears a cow and learns to ‘moo’. He sees a rooster and learns ‘cock-a-doodle-do.’ He learns to make the sounds of ...
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B3 the Subadult Eagle
by Karen A. Brooks
This is the third book in a series about a Bald Eagle named B3. The books are following B3’s development timeline from hatchling to an adult. The first book, “B3 the Baby Eagle”, was based on true events in 2014 at the Berry College nest in Georgia. ...
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Simone and the Dove King
by Janice Sabulsky
Simone and the Dove King is a childrens book that speaks to the subject of bullying. As the story progresses the main character, Simone, experiences hurt and rejection from other young diamond doves within her community because she looks different. ...
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B3 the Juvenile Eagle
by Karen A. Brooks
This is the second book about a Bald Eagle named B3. The first book, published in 2015, is based on a true story. At two years old, B3 is now a Juvenile Eagle and is looking for adventure as she continues her 4-5 year journey to adulthood. In this ...
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B3 the Baby Eagle
Based on a True Story by Karen A. Brooks
This book was inspired by the Berry College Eagle Cam, where thousands of viewers watched B3's hatching, growth and development into a juvenile eagle. We all learned to appreciate the rewards and realities of nature and our part in helping to ...
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Harold the Sparrow and His Bellybutton
by C. A. Lewis
Harold the Sparrow is a funny little bird who loves everyone. He starts each day just waiting for something wonderful and exciting to happen, and, somehow it always does. Today Harold feels like jumping up and down in the warm sun. But when he ...
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