Red pandas are not as popular as giant pandas in children's books, but they still manage to find their way into endearing stories and are worth celebrating on their special day, the third Saturday of September annually.
Unlike the name and the diet of bamboo implies, red pandas are not related to giant pandas and were discovered fifty years earlier.
If you want a brief, but useful informative text about red pandas for young students and you do not have one in your school library this is a good start. And this on Kiddle.
In our library we have:
• Red Pandas by Laura Marsh
• Red Pandas by Victoria Blakemore
Picture book stories that feature red pandas
• Pip and the Bamboo Path by Jesse Hodgson
• Red Panda's Toffee Apples by Ruth Paul
• Hedgehog's Magic Tricks by Ruth Paul
• Rabbit's Hide-and-Seek by Ruth Paul
• Amy the Red Panda is Writing the Best Story in the World by Colleen Venable & Ruth Chan
Look out for Baby Red Pandas by Kate Riggs, one book in a new series for very young readers by a publisher who really knows how to do young nonfiction with spectacular photographs.
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