Filled with illustrations, photos and infographics, this is a brilliantly fun look at the animal kingdom highlighting why we need to pay attention to our precious planet. In this beautifully illustrated guide, featuring fifty of Hamza's favourite birds, you will learn how to start identifying birds, understand their behaviour and movements, and find even more exciting birds, wherever you are.

Each bird chosen from that habitat is given its scientific name, whether it is easy to spot or not, given a three word description, such as slow, floating glider for the Red Kite and following this, many interesting facts. It’s a perfect book to be your companion through your explorations into the environment and will teach you an awful lot, whether you’re a novice or an experienced twitcher. Journey along with Hamza in Be a Birder as he recounts stories of his birding adventures, and shares tips and tricks to help you get started in birdwatching. Nature will always continue to show you new and mind blowing things and the sense of awe, wonder and excitement I don’t think ever leaves you. Hamza brings along his cameras and beautiful photography from his wildlife adventures whilst also talking about overcoming adversity.from what i can tell the book is well written, the language fun, the font large with not many words per page and it is structured neatly into small sections exploring different birds and lessons.

He can also be spotted presenting and sharing his vast knowledge and camera skills on BBC’s Countryfile and ITV’s This Morning regularly. The book will be published as a highly-illustrated gift hardback for a middle-grade audience in October 2024.

Combine Hamza’s clear passion for birds and conservation, with a friendly and engaging writing style, and you have this book. Most recently Hamza showcased his true, infectious passion for birds in his new BBC One documentary ‘Hamza: Strictly Birds of Prey’ which received 5 star reviews and over 3. Starting with the goldfinch in your garden, to tawny owls in woodlands, to the elusive kingfisher near rivers and marshes, you will build your birdwatching confidence and push yourself further afield to find new feathered wonders. I know how big a part birdwatching has played in his life, so I can’t wait for Hamza to share his superb stories and incredible ornithological knowledge with the world. His wonderfully warm and accessible presenting style have made him a star within the natural history television genre.