Lift the flaps and learn about animal life with two new books in a fresh, fun-filled series for curious preschoolers.
Here's a hungry chameleon with a long, long tongue. And here's a big juicy caterpillar. Can you guess what happens next? What if a honeybee comes upon a beautiful patch of flowers, but the members of her hive don't know how to find her? Or if two chimps want to munch on termites that are out of reach deep inside a mound? Peek under large flaps to find out — and refresh your memory at the end!
Nicola Davies is a zoologist and award-winning author whose many books for children include Surprising Sharks, Extreme Animals, and Gaia Warriors. She lives in Wales.
Marc Boutavant has illustrated numerous children's books, including What Will I Be? and Who's Like Me? He lives in Paris.
Lift the flaps and learn about animal life with two new books in a fresh, fun-filled series for curious preschoolers.
Here's a hungry chameleon with a long, long tongue. And here's a big juicy caterpillar. Can you guess what happens next? What if a honeybee comes upon a beautiful patch of flowers, but the members of her hive don't know how to find her? Or if two chimps want to munch on termites that are out of reach deep inside a mound? Peek under large flaps to find out — and refresh your memory at the end!
Nicola Davies is a zoologist and award-winning author whose many books for children include Surprising Sharks, Extreme Animals, and Gaia Warriors. She lives in Wales.
Marc Boutavant has illustrated numerous children's books, including What Will I Be? and Who's Like Me? He lives in Paris.
Nicola Davies is a zoologist and award-winning author whose
many books for children include Surprising Sharks, Extreme Animals,
and Gaia Warriors. She lives in Wales.
Marc Boutavant has illustrated numerous children’s books,
including What Will I Be? and Who’s Like Me? He lives in Paris.
Boutavant’s colorful illustrations are well cued to Davies’s
content, depicting scene-setting scientific details (smiley
anthropomorphized animals notwithstanding) while enhancing the fun
of discovery.
—The Horn Book
Entertainment and education in a pleasing package.
—Kirkus Reviews
Boutavant’s digital illustrations have a retro, Golden Books vibe,
both in palette and style; his gently anthropomorphized animals
have large, black eyes and friendly expressions, and his bold
backgrounds in pinks and reds command attention.
—Publishers Weekly
Ross’s screenwriter background serves his debut well—this
novella-in-verse boasts engaging characters, a sturdy plot, and the
never-fail enchantment of flying....It's not hard to imagine this
on a big screen.
—Publishers Weekly
The digital art is crisply detailed, loudly colored, and slightly
cartoonish in some of its designerly elements.
—Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books
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