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Day and night in the rainforest

By Ellen Labrecque

What happens when the rainforest changes from bustling daylight to mysterious nighttime?

factual colourful engaging exploratory

Genres

Non-fiction Nature Animals

What is Day and night in the rainforest about?

Explore the rainforest from sunrise to sunset and discover how its plants and animals survive in a busy, changing habitat. Meet creatures that swing through the canopy, hide among leaves, hunt for food and become active after dark. Clear text and colourful photographs reveal what happens during the day and night, while simple facts introduce the rainforest’s layers, weather and wildlife. This engaging nonfiction book helps young readers understand how living things share and adapt to one of Earth’s most amazing environments.

About the author

Ellen Labrecque is an author who loves writing exciting and interesting books for young readers. She has written many non-fiction books about famous people, science, and history, including titles in the popular 'Who Was?' series. Ellen enjoys helping children discover new facts and inspiring them to ask questions about the world.

Pages

24 pages

Reading age

Early Reader (5-8)

This edition

2024

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