Age range 6 to 9 How does a baby orangutan stay safe in the middle of the dangerous jungle? In this illustrated narrative non-fiction book, a mother orangutan builds a tree nest in a safe place for her and her baby in the midst of the tropical rain forest. Accompanied by colourful illustrations, the easy-to-read text explains how apes use their special skills to create a home that fits their needs. Includes a map showing where in the world these animals are found and a "Build Like an Orangutan" hands-on activity.
This is Book 2 in the Animal Builders Series. See all Animal Builders books here.
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Elizabeth Raum has written dozens of books for young readers, including biographies, history books, and picture books. She taught English and social studies to students in grades 7-12 and worked as a librarian in both elementary schools and colleges. She particularly enjoys visiting schools and libraries to talk with students about research and writing.
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