Animal Planet and Time Inc. Books are sharing animals galore!
Title: Animals – A Visual
Encyclopedia
Author: Animal Planet & Time Inc. Books
Photography: Various
Publisher: Scout
Books & Media Inc.
ISBN: 9781618931539
Review:
The pacific Hagfish has
some ancient roots. This jawless fish has fossils that date back 300 million
years ago. One of eight interesting facts is it breathes through its nose and
skin. In the rain forest there’s a bird called the Fruit Looper. The great blue
turaco, the biggest of the turacos, lives in the mid-canopy layer, eating,
fruits, leaves and buds. At an African watering hole stunning photography will
show readers giraffes, elephants, gazelle’s, and red-billed oxpecker to name a
few. The category of Pinnipeds includes walrus, leopard seals and sea lions.
All kids love learning
about animals and so do adults. Incredible animal photography, loads of
interesting facts and graphics will get readers turning the pages on a regular
basis. There are eight chapters and a global reference guide from Animal Planet
gives kids all the information they can handle about the animal world. Readers will
find mammals, reptiles, birds, fish, amphibians, arthropods and other
invertebrates.
Time Life Books and Animal
Planet have put together a wonderful animal resource guide. Kids, parents and
teachers can sink their teeth into. There are more than 2500 animals, 1000
color photos, pull out posters, QR Codes, homework helpers, a glossary and so
much more. Teachers can use this guide as a classroom tool to get kids even
more excited about learning, reading and sharing.
Courtesy of Media Masters Publicity
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