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A review by adubrow
Moonbird: A Year on the Wind with the Great Survivor B95 by Phillip Hoose
4.0
A really fascinating look at a special shorebird as well as the world he inhabits.
I found a lot of what is happening to knots, horseshoe crabs, and the natural world around them to be really just depressing, but the author presented everything in a really straightforward, hopeful way. I liked learning a lot of new things in terms of natural history as well as the way the author presented B95's story.
Moonbird will greatly not only appeal to teenagers who are drawn more often and readily to non-fiction, but also to bird and nature lovers.
I found a lot of what is happening to knots, horseshoe crabs, and the natural world around them to be really just depressing, but the author presented everything in a really straightforward, hopeful way. I liked learning a lot of new things in terms of natural history as well as the way the author presented B95's story.
Moonbird will greatly not only appeal to teenagers who are drawn more often and readily to non-fiction, but also to bird and nature lovers.