Well, I was on Amazon creating a link and I saw that there was just *one* review. I scrolled down to read it and found that, like me, the reviewer raved about this book for her 10 year old son who is later to read. But then I saw that Robert McClung wrote more books like this one! I am so excited! Here is what I have managed to discover so far.
Of course, they are all out of print (like the best early readers seem to always be), so you'll likely be buying VERY hard to find ex-library books:
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Blaze: The Story of a Striped Skunk
Bufo: The Story of a Toad - purchased
Buzztail: The Story of a Rattlesnake - purchased
Green Darner: The Story of a Dragonfly - purchased
Honker: The Story of a Wild Goose - purchased
Leaper: The Story of an Atlantic Salmon - purchased
Luna: The Story of a Moth - purchased
Major: The Story of a Black Bear - purchased
Otus: The Story of a Screech Owl
Redbird: The Story of a Cardinal
Ruby Throat: The Story of a Humming Bird - purchased
Sphinx: The Story of a Caterpillar - purchased
Spike: The Story of a Whitetail Deer - own
Stripe: The Story of a Chipmunk - purchased
Tiger: The Story of a Swallowtail Butterfly - purchased
Vulcan: The Story of a Bald Eagle
Whitefoot: The Story of a Wood Mouse - purchased
You can see how well-loved they are by how expensive they are. You'd have to watch like a hawk for a deal. Anyone who is in the business of bringing books back into print... it appears these books would be an excellent choice!
UPDATE 01/03/2024
Thank you, Purple House Press (which, in fact, focuses on bringing excellent vintage children's books back into print) for publishing Buzztail and Leaper!!
Other books by Robert McClung (but not at the same comfy reading level):
Thor: Last of the Sperm Whales
Snakes, Their Place in the Sun - purchased
Shag: Last of the Plains Buffalo
Screamer: Last of the Eastern Panthers
Scoop: Last of the Brown Pelicans
Samson: Last of the California Grizzlies
Rajpur: Last of the Bengal Tigers
Moths and Butterflies and How They Live
Lili: A Giant Panda of Sichuan
Caterpillars and How They Live
Black Jack: Last of the Big Alligators
Bees, Wasps, and Hornets and How They Live
Aquatic Insects and How They Live
Animals That Build Their Homes & How Animals Hide ("Books For Young Explorers" series published by the National Geographic Society)
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