The Nature Kid's Guide to Mountain Lions

Shhhh! A shadow moves through the tall grass without making a sound. Golden eyes lock onto something in the distance. It's a mountain lion, and it just spotted its next meal.

Most people will never see a mountain lion in the wild. These cats are experts at staying hidden, which is exactly what makes them so fascinating.

"The Nature Kid's Guide to Mountain Lions" is written for curious kids ages 7-12 who want to learn about North America's biggest wild cat. Why can't mountain lions roar like lions? How do they leap 40 feet in a single bound? What should you do if you ever see one? Your child will uncover the answers and want to share them at dinner.

The short sentences and simple words make this a great fit for Level 2 readers, while the thrilling facts keep even older kids hooked. Fun facts and "Did You Know?" callouts add extra surprises on every spread.

A book for kids who love stealth, speed, and animals that rule the wild.

Mountain lions can run 50 miles per hour. They purr like house cats but scream like nothing you've ever heard. They climb trees, ambush deer, and raise spotted cubs in hidden dens. Every page shows your child an apex predator that has survived for thousands of years by being smarter, faster, and quieter than anything around it.

Silent, powerful, and impossible to find. Your child is about to meet America's ghost cat.

Thousands of young readers have explored the Nature Kids Guide series. Your child's next favorite animal is waiting.