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Fancy Nancy: Explorer Extraordinaire! (Fancy Nancy) by Jane O'Connor
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Fancy Nancy: Explorer Extraordinaire! (Fancy Nancy)

by Jane O'Connor

Series: Fancy Nancy (book 5)

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This is a cute, light nonfiction-ish read for kids. Nancy and her best friend, Bree, have formed an explorer club and investigate insects, spiders, birds and trees, all while trailed by their younger siblings. Young readers get facts, like the differences between insects and spiders, what makes deciduous trees evergreens, and the differences between moths and butterflies.

Nancy also has wonderful suggestions on how to act like a proper naturalist - don't pull leaves or flowers, don't catch butterflies (they're fragile), and leave everything the way you've found it. The story ends with Nancy and her friend's younger siblings finding a baby bird, and, since birds don't mind if a human's touched their young, Nancy's mother puts it back into its nest.

And, of course, there are a few charming vocabulary lessons along the way!

Recommended. ( )
  kayceel | Aug 8, 2009 |
Who doesn't love Fancy Nancy! In this story Fancy Nancy, and friend Bree take an adventure outdoors to explorer. Readers will learn great vocabulary word and some rules to building a great club house. Facts about different insects are highlighted throughout the story. Of course the illustrations are colorful and catchy. This is just one of the books in the series.
  edevans | Jul 9, 2009 |
Fancy Nancy and her best friend Bree take the reader on a journey through the outdoors. You can still be fancy when exploring butterflies, leaves, and even insects! Nancy and Bree give the reader all the rules and tips on how to be an explorer extaordinaire. A few rules include no touching; just looking, no body in the club thinks bugs are gross, and never pull leaves off off trees because the trees need them to make food. This book is sure take every reader on a fancy stupendous adventure!
  leighanngoodwill | Apr 15, 2009 |
This book has great illustrations. It is a girly book. It has glitter and fancy writing. It has some big words in French. Teaches the importance of having a positive attitude.
  ksjeffcoat | Apr 7, 2009 |
This book is about a young girl who is "fancy" but goes outside to explore nature and the world around her. She comes in contact with many different types of bugs, plants and flowers. ( )
  hnhowell | Dec 31, 1969 |
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0061684864, Hardcover)

For the fanciest girl around, the outdoors are out of this world! Fancy Nancy and her best friend, Bree, set out to explore the fascinating world of wildflowers, trees, leaves, birds, and, of course, butterflies in their exclusively glamorous Explorers' Club. With recipes for pinecone bird feeders and extra-fancy lemonade, an official club bird, and an exclusive map of the territory, Fancy Nancy is one Explorer Extraordinaire!

Take a look at Nancy's very own enlightening discoveries and find out just how fancy the outdoors can be!

(retrieved from Amazon Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:58:01 -0400)

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