The Nocturnals Animal Nonfiction Book Collection by Tracey Hecht

This graphic shows the new nonfiction collection for The Nocturnals. To the left is the cover of the early reader book Nighttime Animals, centered is the text "Companion Nonfiction for Kids who Love Unusual Animals" while to the right is the cover of the middle grade book cover for Unique Adaptations of Nighttime Animals.

Connect Kids to the Science Behind the Series!
Explore Unique Nocturnal Animal Adaptations & Fun Facts with The Nocturnals by Tracey Hecht.

Pair Browseable Nonfiction books with Fiction Animal Adventures for Early Reader and Middle Grade kids who love unusual animals!
 

Early Reader

 
The nonfiction early reader book has a banner at the top with The Nocturnals logo next to the cartoon illustrations of the three characters. Beneath is a blown up picture of a real fox on top of a rock. To the right of it are small pictures of a real sugar glider and pangolin.


Early readers will learn fun facts about nocturnal animals and their unusual features and habitats. Using age-appropriate language, color photos, and a narrative from the Nocturnals characters, this companion nonfiction book introduces the awesome athletic abilities, sensational senses, and powerful protections of nighttime animals.

Animals Featured: sugar gliders, kinkajous, foxes, bats, snakes, possums, wombats, chinchillas, and pangolins!

Bonus Content: Fun Facts, STEM Word & Animal Glossary, and At-Home Resources
 

Free Printable Interactive Read Aloud Guide: Aligns to CCLA and NGS Standards

Award Winner! Children’s Book Council Teacher Favorites 2023

Professional Reviews: 

"Information covered includes a variety of unique adaptations that allow animals to survive in the dark, whether they are protecting themselves or finding food. Provided examples demonstrate how these animals differ from humans as well as from other animals. Numerous fun facts are shared...
VERDICT: A worthy addition to school and public libraries." —School Library Journal

"Exceptionally informative and fun, [the book] is especially recommended for family, elementary school, and community library Pets/Wildlife collections for children ages 6-8. " —Midwest Book Review


Hardcover ISBN: 9781944020712 | $13.99 | 64 pages | 6 x 9 inches | Lexile 740L | Fountas & Pinnell R | 62 4-color photos/character illustrations throughout | Also available as Paperback and eBook

 


Middle Grade

 
The nonfiction chapter book companion to The Mysterious Abductions has a dark blue cover with a real picture of a pangolin climbing a tree branch on the front. Behind the pangolin on the left is a picture of a real sugar glider and on the right is a real picture of a fox.


Discover the special adaptations that help nocturnal animals succeed in the dark. Using color photos, fun facts, and a narrative from the adventurous Nocturnals characters, this companion nonfiction book takes the reader around the world to investigate the adaptations of nighttime animals to their natural habitats.

Animals Featured: red foxes, pangolins, sugar gliders, wombats, woylies, bandicoots, owls, crocodiles, kiwis, tuataras, aye-ayes, jerboas, bats, vipers, coyotes and more!

Bonus Content: Fun Facts & Night Notes, Nocturnal Feature Icon Key, STEM Word & Animal Glossary, and At-Home Resources.
 

Free Printable Next Generation Science Guide: Pairs nonfiction with The Mysterious Abductions

Professional Reviews: 

"[The] narration is accompanied by endearing color photographs and fun animal profiles...recurring visual cues draw attention to facts and tidbits to promote further exploration...a welcoming introduction to nighttime animals that celebrates biodiversity." —Foreword Reviews

"Language is informal and every short chapter includes mention, usually with photos, of animal babies (aww)...chewy vocabulary (crepuscular, cathemeral), explains the mechanisms of echolocation...and tucks further detail into a listing of further information on each animal, such as diet and habitat." —Kirkus Reviews

Hardcover ISBN: 9781944020736 | $14.99 | 128 pages | 6 x 9 inches | Lexile 930L | Fountas & Pinnell S | over 150 4-color photos/character illustrations throughout | Also available as Paperback and eBook

 

Using arrows to point to certain pages of the book, this graphic shows features of what the middle grade book has such as an animal index, a nocturnal feature icon key for every animal, and night notes.
Using arrows to point to certain pages of the book, this graphic shows features of what the early reader & middle grade books include such as the four color animal photos, character illustrations, and fun facts about unusual animals.

 

The nonfiction early reader book has a banner at the top with The Nocturnals logo next to the cartoon illustrations of the three characters. Beneath is a blown up picture of a real fox on top of a rock. To the right of it are small pictures of a real sugar glider and pangolin.
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The nonfiction chapter book companion to The Mysterious Abductions has a dark blue cover with a real picture of a pangolin climbing a tree branch on the front. Behind the pangolin on the left is a picture of a real sugar glider and on the right is a real picture of a fox. Read an
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