Kathleen N. Daly Books

Unusual animals
Unusual animals

By Kathleen N. Daly

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Easy-to-read text describes the characteristics of eighteen unusual animals including the platypus, cowbird, and seahorse.

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Dinosaurs
Dinosaurs

By Kathleen N. Daly

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Pictures and brief text introduce the characteristics of various dinosaurs.

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Today's biggest animals
Today's biggest animals

By Kathleen N. Daly

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Text and illustrations introduce the characteristics of some of world's largest animals including the giraffe, ostrich, and whale shark.

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Hide and Defend
Hide and Defend

By Kathleen N. Daly

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Where Do Animals Live
Where Do Animals Live

By Kathleen N. Daly

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The four little kittens storybook
The Golden Book of Sharks and Whales
The big Golden book of backyard birds
The wonder of animals
The wonder of animals

By Kathleen N. Daly

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Examines animals which are unusual because of their habits, defense mechanisms, or physical size. Includes a discussion of dinosaurs.

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Animal homes A Golden shape book

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