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Do Puffins Ever . . .?

by Fran Hodgkins

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Puffins are funny. With their round little bodies and stubby wings, combined with a brightly colored beak, they are one of the most appealing birds. Just looking at a puffin can make you happy. This entertaining and informative book tells you everything you really want to know about puffins, answering the kinds of questions kids always ask, such as: -Do puffins have teeth? -Do they always have such colorful beaks? -Are they related to penguins? -and Why are they called puffins, anyway?… (more)
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Puffins are funny. With their round little bodies and stubby wings, combined with a brightly colored beak, they are one of the most appealing birds. Just looking at a puffin can make you happy. This entertaining and informative book tells you everything you really want to know about puffins, answering the kinds of questions kids always ask, such as: -Do puffins have teeth? -Do they always have such colorful beaks? -Are they related to penguins? -and Why are they called puffins, anyway?

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