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Kaner, Etta

Animal Groups: How Animals Live Together

40 pp. | Kids Can | March, 2004 | Trade ISBN 1-55337-337-5 $$10.95 | Paper ISBN 1-55337-338-3 $$5.95
(3) 4-6 Illustrated by Pat Stephens. This survey of animals explores the advantages of living, hunting, grooming, defending, nurturing, and migrating in groups. From elephants to monarch butterflies, mongooses to snakes, a wide variety of animals are used as examples; scattered sidebars provide more detailed information. The book's realistic color art aptly captures the behaviors discussed in the text. Ind.
Reviewer: Hilary Breed Van Dusen

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