FICTION

Whose Baby Butt?

by Stan TEKIELA
Whose Baby Butt? photos by Stan Tekiela. 48p. Adventure. Apr. 2018. Tr $14.95. ISBN 9781591937838.
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K-Gr 2—The naturalist and wildlife photographer explains how when he was out photographing wildlife, his subject would often turn and run away just as the shutter clicked, leaving him with a great shot—of the creature's butt. This collection of those images is as adorable as it is informative. Clear color photos of various behinds are followed by a fuller picture of the corresponding animal and basic facts. There are 10 babies included and at the end is a section with additional information. The book is well designed and includes a range of critters from the eastern cottontail rabbit and the brown bear to a moose and a loon. The small size of the book physically makes this a contender for a lap sit or one-on-one sharing.
VERDICT A fine selection for early animal collections.
Reviewed by Cynde Suite, Bartow City Library System, Adairsville, GA , Mar 01, 2018

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