Have you ever wondered what it’s like to fly with birds, slither with snakes, or swim with fish? What Do You See? What Do You Learn? is an engaging, interactive children’s book series that invites young readers to look closely at the amazing world of reptiles, mammals, insects, birds, fish, and amphibians—explored across six exciting books. Each book is packed with fun facts about ten fascinating creatures, surprising discoveries, and endless wonders for curious young minds to enjoy. So, Grab all six books today and begin your journey of discovery!

What Do You See? What Do You Learn? Book Series

A portion of proceeds are donated to charities helping children and communities in need.

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Mammals

Can you run faster than a rhino? What about a cheetah? Did you know raccoons get into so much trouble because they have five “fingers” on their front paws? Zebras make us smile. They look like horses that got painted. See if you can find the hedgehog just by looking at its spikes. Guess which animal is big and brown and eats nuts and berries?  Are you ready to discover mammals like you’ve never seen them before?

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Birds 

Do you think a peregrine falcon can fly faster than an ostrich? Which bird would run faster? Do we call bald eagles “bald” because they don’t have any hair on their heads? Penguins make us laugh with their silly waddle, but did you know they are super swimmers in the water? Could you win a staring contest with a great grey owl? Don’t blink! Birds are all around us, and sometimes we don’t even notice them. Get ready to start seeing—and hearing—birds everywhere!

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Reptiles 

Did you know monsters and dragons are real? And guess what—the real
ones aren’t as scary as you think! Take the Komodo dragon, for example—it’s actually a giant lizard. It can’t fly, and it definitely doesn’t breathe fire—but don’t try picking one up! A Komodo dragon can weigh as much as a gorilla!  Then there’s the Gila monster. It’s not scary either—just a lazy lizard that looks like a snake with chubby legs and orange and black stripes, like it rolled around in paint.  Want to meet a turtle that sleeps underwater? Or find out which snake is truly a king? Let’s dive in and discover these amazing creatures!

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Fish 

Can you make a goldfish blink? Should you touch a porcupine fish? What do you think weighs more, a piano or a great hammerhead shark? Clownfish are silly, and lionfish don’t roar, but they look like lions. Do you remember the famous fish from the movie who was always forgetting things? Can you guess which fish has a great big stinger that you don’t want to step on?  Let’s find out about these extraordinary swimmers!

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Insects   

Insects can be creepy and crawly or light and fluffy. A praying mantis might look nice, but if you’re a cricket, you might be its next snack. Do you think you can catch a monarch butterfly? Only if you run really fast! They can fly 6 miles (9.7 kilometers) per hour. What happens when you touch a rabbit ear rhino beetle? Here’s a hint: they have sharp horns. Yikes!  The lady beetle isn’t scary. Do you call them lady bugs? Farmers call them helpers because they eat bugs that eat plants. Get ready for a close-up look at the secret world of insects!

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Amphibians 

Can you jump higher than a frog? You probably can—but can you hang upside down from the ceiling? You could if you were a red-eyed tree frog! This little guy is green, with big red eyes and tiny suction cups on its toes. Don’t you wish you had toes like that? Whoa! Don’t ever touch a strawberry poison dart frog—its skin is poisonous to keep it safe from predators. And how cool is the Himalayan newt? If it loses a leg or a tail, it just grows another one! It also eats worms, spiders, and even scorpions. Are you ready to learn about other jumpers, swimmers, and wigglers?

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