Jenkins, Steve
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Why Do Elephants Have Big Ears?: Questions—and Surprising Answers—About Animals
Readers will find the menagerie of animals covered acutely interesting and the art will draw in animal lovers of all ages. Highly recommended.
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The Bird Book
Purchase for school and public library nonfiction collections and wherever the team’s previous work has been well received.
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Fourteen Monkeys: A Rain Forest Rhyme
A terrific additional or first purchase for young children to enjoy the wonders of life as a monkey in the Manú National Park.
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The Shark Book
An excellent choice for any library with people who are interested in sharks.
Insects: By The Numbers
Jenkins presents a collection of infographics that are easy to read and understand. A must for any elementary science classroom or library.
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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What Do You Do If You Work at the Zoo?
Recommended for general purchase. Young readers will learn about an underrepresented profession in this title, which also encourages a love of animals.
A House in the Sky: And Other Uncommon Animal Homes
Purchase for its jeu d'esprit, its attention to detail, and its respect for the intelligence of its young audience.
The True Adventures of Esther the Wonder Pig
Young readers are sure to fall in love with Esther just like her dads did.
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