Animal Families Chimpanzees (Animal Families (Brown Bear Books))
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| Rating | : | 4.64 (650 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1781210012 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 224 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-02-27 |
| Language | : | English |
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The content is detailed enough to appeal to report writers, but the flow can be disjointed, and spelling and grammatical errors are distracting. . Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted. For example, in Chimpanzees the text says, "From the age of about 10, a female chimp knows she can win useful friends among the males in a group by mating with them. From School Library Journal Gr 4-7-This series focuses on animal interactions within family units or social groups, but it also covers physical descriptions, diets, habitats, and life cycles. When she comes into breeding condition every month, she starts getting friendly with high-ranking males." Photos are plentiful, and back matter is thorough, although the texts do not bold words that are defined in the glossaries.(c) Copyright 2011. There are several disconcerting examples of anthropomorphism
Stunning photography and graphics and accessible text explain how individuals depend on their family for food, shelter, raising young, and security.. In this attractive volume, students will learn how chimpanzees thrive by living as a family
T. Murrell said Great resource that kids will enjoy. Do you ever wonder about the differences between chimpanzees and humans? Learn how chimpanzees live like us and what makes them unique. Learn their eating habits, their family dynamics, how they find a mate, and the resemblances to humans. Huge, glossy photographs and easy to understand descriptions help children delve into the world of chimpanzees and learn all about their world. The chapters are informative while still holding the reader’s attention and interest. M. not as described The description states that the book is 22not as described ncgal The description states that the book is 224 pages. It is only 29 pages. Regardless of how good the book is, who in their right mind would pay $28.50 for a 29 page book?. pages. It is only 29 pages. Regardless of how good the book is, who in their right mind would pay $28.50 for a 29 page book?
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