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    • 978-1-03-915281-6
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    • 8.5 x 11.0 inches
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    • 36 pages
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  • Keywords
    • Chapter books,
    • Wild animals,
    • Kakapo,
    • Birds,
    • Evolution,
    • Extinct animals,
    • New Zealand

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Kakapo and the Rimu Tree
by Leslie Brazier Smit


EVOLUTION is a BIG word Deep in the forests of New Zealand there lives a little bird. Well, maybe not so little. Kakapo is a bit chubby for a parrot. He’s different in other surprising ways, too. Why is this silly parrot so different from all other parrots? This is a story of how a lovable little bird changed his habits in order to survive. This entertaining chapter book for children aged 7-11 introduces readers to this unique bird, and the ways our circumstances can push us to change for the better. With charming characters and exciting new vocabulary, Kakapo encourages curiosity about the wider world and its astonishing creatures. The Kākāpō are a critically endangered New Zealand parrot. All royalties from the sale of this book will be donated to the New Zealand Department of Conservation, Kākāpō Recovery.


Leslie Brazier Smit photo

Leslie Brazier Smit lives in Winnipeg, Canada with her partner, Rob. Kakapo is her third book. She is also the author of The Pond Orchestra and other poems, and The Bookworm and other Stories.


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Illustrator
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