Myra Zarnowski
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Eye by Eye: Comparing How Animals See
The brilliant pairing of author, educator, and veterinarian Levine and artist with a funny bone Spookytooth yields a mix of fun, facts, and conjecture. A fabulous addition to classroom studies of animals and nonfiction literature. Also perfect for personal enjoyment.
Grow: Secrets of Our DNA
What a match! Beautifully lucid, engaging sentences blend with detailed, informative illustrations that artfully extend big ideas about growth and the role of DNA. This book deserves a wide audience and multiple readings and rereadings. A wonderful addition to science programs and language arts studies of nonfiction books.
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Wild Style: Amazing Animal Adornments
A possible supplement to animal studies. Educators and caretakers should read the book first before sharing so that they are ready for responses to some of the more unsavory animal attributes such as the beetle’s “poop umbrella.”
Life in a Frozen World: Wildlife of Antarctica
A superb choice for students who are studying animal adaptation and how climate change impacts Antarctica. The well-researched text and captivating illustrations work well to convey the importance of conservation.
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Little Kids First Big Book of Reptiles and Amphibians
A fine addition to studies of animal behavior and adaptations. Also excellent as a mentor text for studying how to present information or for browsing and enjoying.
Migration
Gibbons makes migration accessible and endlessly fascinating. An excellent addition to collections featuring scientific studies of animal behavior and language arts investigations of how to clearly present information with enthusiasm.
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The Mysteries of the Universe: Discover the Best-Kept Secrets of Space
Recommended for astronomy enthusiasts to browse, gather information, and generate questions about the universe.
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Clever Creatures: How Animals and Plants Use Science To Survive
This is a good look at animal adaptation, but the suggestion that readers see animals as scientists would require discussion.
Solar System: By the Numbers
This book is truly a visual and informational feast. While it is an excellent addition to science units on astronomy, it is also a useful mentor text for developing graphic literacy. Recommended for enjoyable reading, browsing, and discussing.
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