The art in Harriet’s Fuffled Feathers compliments the true nature of the story also. They’re by Romina Galotta and have the realistic appearance that the story requires, yet are playful and engaging for those younger to middle elementary school readers who are enjoying the book. It’s also the rare illustrated book that’s entertaining enough for those younger kids to stay with it, but also has a slightly more complex story that older readers can dive deeper into. This is added onto by the fact that there are two pages that add details about Harriet’s life, what is conservation and a craft where kids can make their own binoculars. And for those with the really big brains, there’s a bibliography, with a couple of books and a handful of link to where those super curious kids can satiate their gray matter.