Synopsis
From tigers to lions and cheetahs to cougars, Big Cats introduces young readers to some of the most fascinating cat species on Earth. Readers will explore the physical characteristics, natural habitats, history, and folklore of the worlds largest cats. Did you know that lions live in groups called prides? A pride of lions works together to hunt, raise their cubs, and defend their territory.
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Gr 3-5-Though not terrifically exciting, each book introduces the featured animal with well-organized information and photos that have solid visual appeal. Standard areas of habitat, food, life cycles, and conservation are covered. A page on "history" offers information not typically included in similar series, although the use of a range map from the past, without a current version as well, may confuse readers. Simple, direct words provide plenty of information, though they don't always flow smoothly. Color photos include spreads along with spot images, with a good mixture of activities and behaviors. A spread on "features," with labels and captions, works especially well. Sections on eating are disappointing, as the photos only show the prey, with no sign of a feline predator. Closing materials include a quiz with answers provided and activities involving creating charts and drawing pictures that are unlikely to engage most readers.α(c) Copyright 2014. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.
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