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Undersea Animals: A Dramatic Dimensional Visit to Strange Underwater Realms

hardcover – October 28, 2008
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ISBN-13: 9781426303340 ISBN-10: 1426303343
Publisher
National Geographic Kids
Binding
hardcover
Published
October 28, 2008
Weight
0.6 lbs
Dimensions
23.70×2.70×19.70 cm

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Undersea Animals: A Dramatic Dimensional Visit to Strange Underwater Realms by Buxton, Jane H.. hardcover edition. ISBN: 9781426303340.

From renowned picture book illustrator Jerry Pinkney comes a dramatic and beautifully painted pop-up compendium of sea creatures. From crabs to seahorses to hammerhead sharks to octopi to corals, the animals in this volume literally jump off the page at you. Every spread surprises with a fishy friend coming up for air and multiple pull tabs which allow kids to learn more about their fascinating behavior. This interactive book captures all the lush beauty of the underwater world in Jerry Pinkneys evocative illustrations. The animals and their ocean home come to life through the paper engineering of John Strejan and Jim Diaz. The simple text adds authoritative information to this richly entertaining experience. Each interactive spread encourages readers to explore a particular ocean environment and its cast of characters: an anemone rides a hermit crab, which looms from its shell, claws waving; a goosefish wiggles its lure to entice smaller fish into its umbrella-wide mouth; a coral reef brims with camouflaged creatures; a squid speeds through the water like a jet. Hints in the text direct kids to the harder-to-find pop-ups and the interactive features hidden within the layout, which reflect the way certain sea creatures blend into their seafloor seascape. This is one cool book that kids will want to pore over again and again. Come on in, the water’s wonderful!