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 \n人  \n# Forest Animals\n\nKNe coONTYLBRARYSYSTEM  \nWritten by DEBORAH HoDGEllustrated by PAT STEPHENS  \nKids Can Press  \nText C2009 Deborah Hodgellustrations 2009 Pat Stephens  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this publication may be reproduced,stored in a retrieval system or transmitted,in any form or by anymeans,without the prior written permission of Kids Can Press Ltd.or,in case of photocopying or other reprographic copying,alicense from The Canadian Copyright Licensing Agency(Access Copyright).For an Access Copyright license,visitwww.accesscopyright.ca or call toll free to 1-800-893-5777.  \nKids Can Press acknowledges the financial support of theGovernment of Ontario,through the Ontario Media DevelopmentCorporation's Ontario Book Initiative;the Ontario Arts Council;theCanada Council for the Arts;and the Government of Canada,through the BPIDP,for our publishing activity.  \nForest animals /written by Deborah Hodge;illustrated by Pat Stephens.  \n(Who lives here?)  \nISBN 978-1-55453-070-0 (bound)ISBN 978-1-55453-071-7(pbk.)  \nQL112.H6252009  \nFor Dave,who introduced me to the wonder and beautyof our Canadian forests-D.H.For Caitlin-P.S.  \nI would like to gratefully acknowledge the expert review of the manuscript and art by Dr.Laura R.Prugh,Ecologist and Postdoctoral Researcher,Environmental Science,Policy and Management,at the University of California,Berkeley.  \nSincere thanks to my talented editors,Sheila Barry and Lisa Tedesco,for their continued support and hard work.A special thank you to illustrator Pat Stephens for her beautiful art.  \nEdited by Lisa Tedesco and Sheila BarryDesigned by Kathleen GrayPrinted and bound in Singapore  \nThe paper used to print this book was produced with elementalchlorine-free pulp harvested from managed sustainable forests.  \nThe hardcover edition of this book is smyth sewn casebound.The paperback edition of this book is limp sewn with adrawn-on cover.  \nPublished in Canada byKids Can Press Ltd.29 Birch AvenueToronto,ON M4V 1E2  \nPublished in the U.S.byKids Can Press Ltd.2250 Military RoadTonawanda,NY 14150  \nwww.kidscanpress.com  \nKids Can Press is a lorUS\"Entertainment company  \nCM 090987654321CM PA 090987654321  \nLibrary and Archives Canada Cataloguing in PublicationHodge,Deborah  \n1.Forest animals—Juvenile literature.1.Stephens,Pat,1950-  \nl.Title II Series:Hodge,Deborah.Who lives here?  \nj591.73  \nC2008-903706-5  \nContents  \nWhat Is a Forest?  \n……………………4  \nBlack Bear…………  \nChickadee………  \n………IO  \nLynx ……………………  \n………12  \nWood Frog…………  \nWoodland Caribou …………………………14  \nWolverine ……  \n…………………16  \n…………18  \nLoon ………………  \nSnowshoe Hare  \n……20  \n……22  \nWolf………  \n…………24  \nAnimal Words  \nFor Parents and Teachers………………24  \n# What Is a Forest?\n\nA forest is alarge area of land covered in trees.Manyforests are in northern areas,where summers are short andwinters are cold.These are called boreal or northern forests.  \nThe forest is full of amazing animals.Their bodies are built for stayingwarm in cold weather and living among the trees.  \n4  \nThe forest is hometo many birds.Somestay for summer only,but the great greyowl lives here all year.Whooo-o₀o-ooo!  \nMost trees in thisforest have conesand pointed leaves.Animals nibble onseeds in the cones.  \nMoose feed atlakes and rivers inthe northern forest.In summer,theygobble up waterplants.  \n# Black Bear\n\nThe black bear is a big,powerful animal with long claws andsharp teeth.Black bears can move a heavy log with one paw!  \nFrisky cubs,the size of puppies,like to play and explore.Their motherteaches them how to find food and stay safe in the forest  \n6","cbCaighjbBNYys4b","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaighjbBNYys4b","pdf",2365938,32,"English","# What Is a Forest?\n## Black Bear\n## Chickadee\n## Lynx\n## Wood Frog\n## Woodland Caribou\n## Wolverine\n## Loon\n## Snowshoe Hare\n## Wolf\n## Animal Words\n## For Parents and Teachers","[{\"question\":\"What is a forest, according to the book?\",\"answer\":\"A forest is a large area of land covered in trees. 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