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Publisher:
HarperFestival |
Release
Date: 12/02/2003 |
ISBN:
0060529776 |
Awards:
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Format
Reviewed: Hardcover |
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Genre:
Fiction / Picture book [preschool – 7] |
Reviewed:
2004 |
Reviewer:
Brenda Weeaks |
Reviewer
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Copyright
MyShelf.com |
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Critter
Love
By Kate Spohn
Illustrated by Kate Spohn
“Furry
Feathery
Soft
Sleek
Love All critters!”
-- Critter Love (back cover)
When
I picked Critter Love up, the first thing I noticed was the fuzzy
feeling of the hippo on the cover. As I read through the easy reading,
attractive book I notice there were more fuzzy feeling creatures.
What an attention-grabbing effect for the kids to enjoy as they
gaze at the home-style illustrations.
Critter
Love is a book that tells kids to be kind to critters. No matter
what kind--wild and tame--or what size--big or little. There are
drawings of elephants, alligators, giraffes, turtles, sheep, dogs,
cats and even a porpoise or two.
I’m
not sure if the author meant it to be, but this is an entertaining
tool for the youngest school-aged child in the family. With the
colorful illustrations and simple wording, it teaches them at a
young age to respect animals. The pages are thick for easy handling
and extra wide to hold the fun illustrations.
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