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by Angie Franssen (Author), Angie Franssen (Illustrator)
A book about mouths
Mouths that eat
This third book in the NatureCulture Series shows us 24 various animals and their peculiar ways to eat their food.
All animals are designed in a way that they are clear and obvious, displaying the various mouths, tongues, beaks and teeth.
About the book
The book will present children (and their parents or teachers of course) yet another aspect in the life of animals, namely their ways to gather and consume their food. Finding food is one of the most important things in the lives of all living creatures. Without food we can't exist. This book covers 24 animals and their way to catch their snacks.
Did you know that a butterfly has a tongue that can roll up, or that a snail can have 25.000 teeth, and that a hummingbird licks nectar with an average of 13 licks per second?
This book is great and very educational for children from 4 to 8 years old, but I'm sure that older children and adults enjoy it just as much.
