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Edition: Paperback, 40 pages
ISBN : 0439087473
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Children's Literature
Journey down into the deep dark sea and take a look at the strange creatures that live there. Berger introduces many denizens of the deep such as the anglerfish, which has a light at the end of a rod that extends from its head. Inquisitive fish end up as dinner. The viperfish and hatchet fish also use luminescence to attract their food. Many of these creatures have large eyes because the light is so dim in the deep water. As a matter of fact, the giant squid has the largest eyes of any animal—they are the size of car hubcaps. These facts, full color photographs, and lots more make up a very interesting and informative offering in this "Hello Reader!" science series, Level 3 book. It is targeted to kids in grades 1 and 2 and also has a note to guide family members who may be helping readers. 2000, Scholastic, $3.99. Ages 5 to 7. Reviewer: Marilyn Courtot
Booklist
Reviewed with Mel Berger's Buzz!
Gr. 1-2. These volumes in the Hello Reader! Science series offer well-written, visually exciting nonfiction options for beginning readers. Dive! begins with a submarine trip to the ocean floor and then spotlights various deep-sea creatures using accessible language and details that will stay with kids: the giant squid has the largest eyes of any animal on Earth; "Each is the size of a car's hubcap!" Buzz! manages to pack a wealth of facts into a few pages, touching on the characteristics of insects, the metamorphosis from caterpillar to butterfly, and the inner activity in the beehive, among other topics covered. The color photographs, most at close range, are good quality, particularly in Buzz! and will encourage readers to return to the text to learn more. Chapter divisions and highlighted text complete the appealing format. Gillian Engberg |
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