Best Books 2014: Eye to Eye: How Animals See the World| Nonfiction

by SLJ
Nov 14, 2014 | Filed in Reviews+
Through visionary author and illustrator Jenkins’s clear prose and strikingly bold trademark torn-and-cut paper illustrations, readers get up close and extremely personal with the visual organs of myriad creatures. Jenkins doles out fun and unexpected facts about different animals and presents an easily digestible, incredibly informative overview of the evolution of the eye that readers won’t soon forget.

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