Petra Bartikova - Do Sheep Count Sheep? : How Animals Sleep - Kids Nonfiction - Hardcover

Petra Bartikova

Explore the fascinating sleep habits of animals with "Do Sheep Count Sheep? : How Animals Sleep," a fun and educational nonfiction book for kids aged 36 months and up. This beautifully illustrated hardcover book from the My First Books of Nature series reveals surprising sleeping secrets from across the animal kingdom, featuring diverse creatures like bats, giraffes, and albatrosses. Learn how and where they sleep, from treetops to underwater, and even midflight. The book combines engaging STEM learning about biology and animal behavior with whimsical illustrations by award-winning artist Katarina Macurova, making bedtime or storytime a delightful nature adventure. It's an ideal gift for animal lovers, young scientists, and children who enjoy silly surprises. Key Features: * Animal Sleep Facts for Kids: Discover how creatures catch their ZZZs in the wild. * Engaging STEM Learning: Introduces biology and animal behavior in a fun, accessible way. * Whimsical Illustrations: Award-winning artist Katarina Macurova brings humor and heart to every spread. * Perfect for Bedtime or Classroom Reading: Great for storytime, homeschool, or nature-themed lessons. * Ideal Gift for Animal Lovers: A delightful nonfiction book for fans of animals, science, and picture books.