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Rotner, Shelley

Whose Eye Am I?

32 pp. | Holiday | March, 2016 | Trade ISBN 978-0-8234-3558-6 $16.95
(3) K-3 "Most animals need eyes to survive," and their shape, size, color, and more reflect the animal's adaptations. Readers guess which animal belongs to a photographed eye, enlarged to exclude the rest of the creature; information about how that animal (and others) sees and some essential vocabulary (pupil, cornea, lens) facilitates an understanding of eye functions. Streamlined text and colorful photos are suited to young readers.
Reviewer: Paula M. Cairo

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