Frances E. Millhouser
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Living Fossils: Survivors from Earth’s Distant Past
Recommended for all libraries. This illustrated title is a fascinating overview of animals that are the last or almost the last of their kind within the context of evolution and extinction.
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Wings: Birds, Bees, Biplanes, and Other Things with Wings
A delightful overview of flight that can be opened to any page to enjoy and learn.
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About Seabirds: A Guide for Children
This serviceable guide to seabirds contains straightforward language and colorful illustrations. Recommended for most public and school libraries.
All the Birds in the World
Highly recommended. The sparkling and informative text and crisp, clear illustrations highlight a wide variety of birds while creating a sense of belonging for the plain kiwi and anyone else who might feel different.
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Darwin’s Rival: Alfred Russel Wallace and the Search for Evolution
An important addition to library collections as an introduction to early scientific methods, cooperation between scientists, and an inspiration to would-be naturalists.
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Tiny Bird: A Hummingbird’s Amazing Journey
The narrative and illustrations, though informative, do not quite capture the magical wonder of hummingbirds. Useful as an additional title in large public or school libraries.
Packs: Strength in Numbers
A must-purchase for every collection. Salyer offers a beautiful look at Earth’s herding creatures.
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Amphibian Acrobats
Although there are no pronunciation guides and the prose descriptions are written in small font, the glorious illustrations and poems outweigh these shortcomings to make a fun and informative addition for nature lovers.
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The Arctic Fox’s Journey
The illustrations seem more appropriate for a picture book than an introduction to the life and behavior of a wild animal. Ultimately, this is a marginal purchase.
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