Description
Book SynopsisLearn how to classify various animals from big-sized illustrations!
Vast numbers of animals live here on Earth, from tiny insects to large mammals. The animal world is varied and quite interesting. This encyclopedia will introduce you to several hundreds of the best known and most interesting animals on the whole planet, and to top it off , it will help you put each one of them into the right group.
This book will show you an attractive selection of mammals, rodents, ungulates, primates, predators, cetaceans, birds, fish, cartilaginous fish, amphibians, reptiles, insects, and other animal groups that can be found all over Earth. Beautiful illustrations and simple texts make this book indispensable for all children.
Trade Review"Each page has large cartoony illustrations of various types of animals, and small paragraphs with facts and information. This design is perfect for capturing the attention of a curious child! I love the cartoony art style! It’s so cute and colorful. This book is really interesting, and it’s so cool to find out some new facts about rare species and also about common animals." ―Luminous Libro
"A great book to use to explore the great outdoors! This encyclopedia is a reference tool for young readers learning about different animal classifications. The pictures are digital color illustrations of the animals, however they are very accurately represented. It is a great way to get outside and look for some of the animals mentioned in the text. Readers as young as 3 years old and up to 11 years old would enjoy using this reference book." ―Youth Services Book Review
"Encyclopedia of Animals for Young Readers contains lots of information about animals, so if you wanted to know something about one of the animals in the book, you could learn a little bit, and then find out more stuff in other places. The pictures of the animals and the pages are colorful; I liked learning about the different kinds of birds and butterflies." ―Kids Book Buzz
Table of ContentsMAMMALS
Rodents
Ungulates
Primates
Predators
Cetaceans
BIRDS
Songbirds
Parrots
FISH
Cartilaginous fish
AMPHIBIANS
REPTILES
Snakes
Tortoises
Lizards
INVERTEBRATES
Anthropods
Insects
Beetles
Butterflies
Mollusks
