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Really Weird Animals
6 Reviews
(4)
4-6
Really Weird Animals series.
From the fangtooth to the sarcastic fringehead, twenty-three different fish are featured on single- and double-page spreads. A few random facts, mostly about what makes the animal "really weird," are spotlighted in text bubbles. The close-up, detailed photos will draw readers in. The coverage is minimal, but what's there is often engaging. Reading list, websites. Glos., ind.
Reviewer: Kari Allen
(4)
4-6
Really Weird Animals series.
From chameleons to king cobras, twenty-one different reptiles are featured on single- or double-page spreads. A few random facts, mostly about what makes the animal "really weird," are spotlighted in text bubbles. The close-up, detailed photos will draw readers in. The coverage is minimal, but what's there is often engaging. Reading list, websites. Glos., ind.
Reviewer: Kari Allen
(4)
4-6
Really Weird Animals series.
In each of these books, single- or double-page spreads feature a few random facts about a particular insect or arachnid, mostly focusing on what makes the animal "really weird." Text bubbles, "Weird or What?" boxes, and close-up, detailed photos will draw readers in. The coverage is minimal, but what's there is often engaging. Reading list, websites. Glos., ind. Review covers these Really Weird Animals titles: Beetles, Butterflies and Moths, and Spiders.
Reviewer: Kari Allen
(4)
4-6
Really Weird Animals series.
In each of these books, single- or double-page spreads feature a few random facts about a particular insect or arachnid, mostly focusing on what makes the animal "really weird." Text bubbles, "Weird or What?" boxes, and close-up, detailed photos will draw readers in. The coverage is minimal, but what's there is often engaging. Reading list, websites. Glos., ind. Review covers these Really Weird Animals titles: Beetles, Butterflies and Moths, and Spiders.
Reviewer: Kari Allen
(4)
4-6
Really Weird Animals series.
From the common (pelican) to the more exotic (potoo), one of twenty different birds is featured on a single- or double-page spread. A few random facts, mostly about what makes the animal "really weird," are spotlighted in egg-shaped text bubbles. The close-up, detailed photos will draw readers in. The coverage is minimal, but what's there is often engaging. Reading list, websites. Glos., ind.
Reviewer: Kari Allen
(4)
4-6
Really Weird Animals series.
In each of these books, single- or double-page spreads feature a few random facts about a particular insect or arachnid, mostly focusing on what makes the animal "really weird." Text bubbles, "Weird or What?" boxes, and close-up, detailed photos will draw readers in. The coverage is minimal, but what's there is often engaging. Reading list, websites. Glos., ind. Review covers these Really Weird Animals titles: Beetles, Butterflies and Moths, and Spiders.
Reviewer: Kari Allen
6 reviews
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