Wild Animal Neighbors

Reach for this book when your child starts questioning the appearance of wildlife like coyotes or hawks in your neighborhood, or when they express concern about habitat loss. It addresses the curiosity and occasional anxiety that arises when nature encroaches on human spaces. This nonfiction work explores how animals are adapting to urban environments and how humans can safely co-exist with our new neighbors. It fosters deep empathy and scientific curiosity, making it an excellent choice for pre-teens who are ready for a sophisticated look at environmental science and urban planning. The text is informative but accessible, using real-world examples to show that the 'wild' is closer than we think.