Animals at Night
Blurb: What do animals do at night?
For humans, the setting sun marks the end of the day and signals to us that it’s time to go to sleep. But while people are quietly dreaming in their beds, there’s a whole world of animals that’s just waking up! Who are they, what do they do until morning, and how do they move, see, and hunt in the dark?
Features glow-in-the-dark content on all 32 pages!
My Thoughts:
Animals At Night is a glow-in-the-dark book about nocturnal animals and their activities at night. It covers nocturnal animals in the forest, rivers, beaches, ponds, mountains, fields and orchards, and even animals you might find in your local neighborhood, on country roads, or on a farm.
This is a perfect bedtime book due to the glow-in-the-dark pages. It’s also jam-packed with facts about animals with short descriptions for each. Kids will learn about the mysteries of some of these animals like why birds sing when they do, why these animals like the night in the first place, how they see in the dark, and why owls are such good hunters.
The book has an interactive feel as each section asks a question about something in that section and the answers to those questions can be found in the back of the book.
The age level for this book is listed at grades 3-7 which seems about right. The text is pretty easy to read, but might be more difficult for preschool through first graders to read all by themselves depending on their reading level. We loved the illustrations and using the book in the dark. Because I’m reviewing this one late, we were able to get a hardcover version to enjoy.
Thanks to Netgalley, the publisher, and the author’s for a review copy in exchange for a review.
4****
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- Age Range: 8 – 12 years
- Grade Level: 3 – 7
- Hardcover: 40 pages
- Publisher: Sourcebooks Jabberwocky (October 3, 2017)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 1492653195
- ISBN-13: 978-1492653196
This is book #2 on my Netgalley Edelweiss Reading Challenge. You can find it HERE.
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Awesome review! This looks like a book my nephew would love. Thanks so !uchbfor sharing.
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Thank you! It’s a great children’s book. Especially for those children who have an interest in animals. 💖
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Love your reviews!😊
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Thanks for your sweetness, Dani. 😁 I love yours too! ❤💖❤
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Yay!!!😍 🙌🙌🙌🙌 I feel so special hearing that from a talented blogger like yourself!😊
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You’re comments are so uplifting 😍❤ Thanks, Dani!
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You’re Welcome!😊 I am so glad you think so!😍
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Great review! We fear the dark and animals don’t have a problem with it. We haven’t even come close to dealing with wilderness. Only by destroying so much of it.
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This is a great book for kids to learn about what’s happening outside while they’re sleeping and it definitely helps them embrace the night. 😁
Thanks for pointing that out, David. You always make me think! ❤
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A glow-in-the-dark book sounds like an absolutely delight for bedtime reading. Will take a look at it for sure!
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We liked it! It was a nice change. 💖 Thank you and hope you enjoy if you read it. 😁
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Great review Jenn. I missed this one. I really like glow in the dark aspect. So true that kids need to know what happens at night.
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Thank you, Carla! There’s another one we read a few months ago, but I can’t remember the name. I’ll see if I can find it and recommend on GR. 💖
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