This title explores the intricate and vital webs of relationships that exist among the wealth of animal, bird, insect and plant life that live in and around houses. Emphasis is placed on the great importance of conservation in maintaining these relationships.
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Grade 3-5-- Hester's lively text explores the ways in which animals and plants make themselves at home in the assorted habitats provided in and around human dwellings. Full-color, captioned nature photographs and drawings enhance the discussion, which ranges from bats to bedbugs. Ecological balance and respect are stressed throughout. Double-page topic treatments are headed by totally unrelated animal drawings; these illustrations correspond instead to the field-guide identification game that is appended. There are also a few confusing photographs. Podendorf's Animal Homes (Childrens, 1982), Nussbaum's Animals Build Amazing Homes (Random, 1979), and McClung's Animals That Build Their Homes (National Geographic Society, 1976; o.p.) are related but concentrate on animal rather than human architecture. --Renee Blumenkrantz, Davis Community Library, Bethesda, MD
Copyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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