information of animals For Kids Book Reviews

Latest Reviews: Nice animal drawings. The Hippo was probably my favorite, but sadly it was the first animal in the book. [Read More]

Latest Reviews:Animal lovers will adore this book, but they'll need to read it with a box of tissues within reach. The author/illustrator imagines that Heaven is populated with animals who are enjoying their favorite activities with angels while waiting for their human companions to join them. With her trademark a......[Read More]

Latest Reviews: Very Basic book. Nice illustrations. I might have gone higher on the ratings but they listed mice as pet and mice are evil..and should not be pets...they are food for other animals...like snakes or owls! [Read More]

Book Introduction:What do you think of when you hear someone say the word “wolf”? Maybe you think of a wild dog howling at the moon, or of a ferocious creature that could be dangerous to you and your friends during a camping trip. But what do you really know about wolves?We invite you to jump right into......[Read More]

Book Introduction:You know what a fox is—but do you have any idea how incredible these creatures really are? As members of the dog family that can be found in all different parts of the world, foxes makes their homes in deserts, in the Arctic Circle, in forests and woodlands—and everywhere in-between!Di......[Read More]

Book Introduction:Quick! What comes to mind when you think of a bear? Maybe you picture a large, furry brown shape looming out of the woods. Maybe you envision a big white polar bear swimming through the icy Arctic waters. Or maybe you even imagine an adorable black and white panda, munching its favorite snack, bambo......[Read More]

Latest Reviews:This is a great book to have for kids. In a society where research is done mostly on line, this book is fun and refreshing. It is very kid friendly and easy to read. My favorite parts of this book are the "Go Outside" sections for the animals. These activities are anything from finding a spiderweb t......[Read More]

Latest Reviews: a little advanced for a two year old but she loved looking at and naming the animals. a book she can grow with. [Read More]

Latest Reviews: If you have a young child in your life you should check out this (one of many) drawing book by Ed Emberely. Step by step directions, starting with basic shapes which can be completed to any level, this book is so fun . I actually bought this for my own kids sometime in t......[Read More]

Latest Reviews:Highly recommend this series of animal biographies. Fun and interesting stories of the lives of diverse animals and their adventures. The fellow on the cover is "Fu," a highly intelligent orangutan taken from the rainforest as a baby in the 1960s. In spite of this unfortunate start he lived out what......[Read More]

Book Introduction:Bestselling children’s author, Emily Castleman, presents the children’s book "Penguins". The book uses large, colorful photos and easy-to-read words to teach children about these popular animals. This book is beautiful on a Kindle and other electronic reading devices. Every......[Read More]

Latest Reviews: Great animal book! I donated my copy to the woodmont library for their friends of the library book sale! [Read More]

Latest Reviews: Notes:not really a great science resourceincredible photography makes this book really enjoyable [Read More]

Book Introduction:In this awesome poster and game book—the extension of a popular feature in National Geographic Kids magazine—youngsters get up close and personal with 11 of their favorite animals. Each spread features introductory information to animals like tigers, sea turtles, and wolves, and includes......[Read More]

Latest Reviews: An incredibly important and detailed account of various endangered animals in their native habitat with fantastically colored illustrations and few words. [Read More]

Latest Reviews: This book, which is a companion to the Great Migrations show that aired on the National Geographic Channel will be a must read for future students in my class who love exploring the natural world. The photography in this book is stunning. The layout is very interesting. ......[Read More]

Latest Reviews:Each year, in New York City, at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, in honor of St. Francis of Assisi, the blessing of animals occurs.With a large host of animals, including a very large elephant, the procession begins. Slowly meandering from the large Gothic door, down the aisle and up to the alt......[Read More]

Book Introduction:Imagine that two young friends are able to converse with our planet—a cartoon figure called “Mr/Ms Earth,” who is full of gripes about the ways humans are treating the natural environment. This big ball of energy overflows with opinions and knowledge, not to mention a great sense o......[Read More]

Book Introduction:This is the story of the man who founded the animal and child welfare movements in America. Today it is difficult to believe that organizations for the protection of children and animals did not always exist. Until 1866, however, there was not a single organization for this purpose. Both animals an......[Read More]

Latest Reviews:What a great book this is to encourage young and oldLook at the architecture around us for stories to unfoldThe photographs throughout are all crystal clearAnd show animals on building like parrots and deerSo if you’re off to visit Washington DCPlease take this advice for you from meThis book will s......[Read More]