![]() The writing is straight-forward and simple allowing the facts themselves to fascinate and awe.Īs always, Jenkins’ illustrations are marvelous cut paper. Readers may know something about one type of shark, but the huge diversity of sharks will likely surprise young readers who will find new sharks on every page. ![]() This is a balanced, fascinating book that is sure to be popular.įrom the Caldecott-Honor winning team, this nonfiction picture book features facts that have been chosen to draw readers into the subject. Record holding sharks are shown and then shark attacks are discussed as well, while also stating the jeopardy that sharks are in themselves. The book explores how sharks are born, what they eat, and then some of the more interesting species including hammerhead, great white, and whale sharks. Size of shark is shown in comparison with a lone adult human swimmer, often dwarfed by the sharks around them. The wide range of sizes that sharks come in is also featured. The book defines what a shark is, exploring the various physical attributes that make sharks special including their rows of teeth, dorsal and other fins, and their countershading. This gorgeous nonfiction picture book explores the diverse world of sharks that includes over 500 different species. ![]() ![]() The Shark Book by Steve Jenkins and Robin Page (9781328569493) ![]()
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