MIDDLE GRADE BROWSABLE NONFICTION : Nerdlet: Animals by T.J. Resler
ABOUT THE BOOK
Sometimes big nerdiness
comes in a small package--and this little book is an animal nerd's
dream! Meet animals of all kinds--from sharks and moles to orangutans
and okapis-- in this quirky, jam-packed original from National
Geographic Kids.If you thought you were brainy, take a look at the
incredible critters in this book. Inside, you'll find a spider that
spends its whole life in a bubble and birds that build nests so big,
they're like avian apartment complexes! (And we're just getting
started!)In this little animal "Nerdlet" you'll learn about the
weirdest, coolest, most amazing creatures in the animal kingdom--and
what makes them so complex. Plus, you'll have some of your most burning
animal questions answered, such as What's the deal with crocodile tears?
And you'll meet people who get to be around animals for a living and
travel to animal destinations around the world. You'll also find
personality quizzes, fun facts, animal superheroes, and even a Star Wars
reference ... or two.
REVIEW
Full of information about animals and their unusual qualities and circumstances fill this fascinating book. Some spreads focus on a particular animal such as horses, dogs, orcas, star-nosed mole, and the diving bell spider. With a photograph and a couple of fun fact side comments and nerd alerts these spreads share information about a wide variety of different types of animals. There are also sections on animals with specific characteristics in common such as animals with unique noses or that are vampire-like. The FAQ sections answer questions such as do pets really have a secret life or do animals really sense bad guys? There are spreads that highlight individuals who have unique interactions with animals. And some spreads show charts that readers can engage with. For young readers who love animals and fun, browsable books that provide a wealth of information along with gorgeous designs and photographs, this is a great choice. The information is intriguing and even startling. Young readers will be eager to share the things they learn.
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