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Available
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Publication
Simon & Schuster (1993)
Description
Presents paintings of twelve freshwater fish, including the carp, bass, and trout, and thirteen saltwater fish, including the flounder, tuna, swordfish and seahorse.
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LibraryThing member tamilarson
A simplistic book with detailed drawings of fish and their names. Does not have details about the fish.
LibraryThing member AbigailAdams26
Prolific picture-book creator Jim Arnosky's grandfatherly guide to the natural world returns in this second basic guide to wildlife, following upon Crinkleroot's 25 Birds Every Child Should Know. Here Crinkleroot presents twenty-five fish that children should know, from goldfish to carp, herring to
As I mentioned in my review of Crinkleroot's 25 Birds Every Child Should Know, I prefer the books in this series that have more of Crinkleroot himself, as I find him a charming and informative guide. That said, it's only fair to note that the four "Crinkleroot's 25" titles - Crinkleroot's 25 Birds Every Child Should Know, Crinkleroot's 25 Fish Every Child Should Know, Crinkleroot's 25 Mammals Every Child Should Know and Crinkleroot's 25 More Animals Every Child Should Know - are intended for younger children, and were intentionally created as a set to introduce them to a specific set of wild creatures. They certainly succeed on that score, and feature Arnosky's lovely illustrations as well. Recommended to young animal lovers, and to fans of Arnosky's artwork.
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mackerel. Included are twelve freshwater fish and thirteen saltwater fish...As I mentioned in my review of Crinkleroot's 25 Birds Every Child Should Know, I prefer the books in this series that have more of Crinkleroot himself, as I find him a charming and informative guide. That said, it's only fair to note that the four "Crinkleroot's 25" titles - Crinkleroot's 25 Birds Every Child Should Know, Crinkleroot's 25 Fish Every Child Should Know, Crinkleroot's 25 Mammals Every Child Should Know and Crinkleroot's 25 More Animals Every Child Should Know - are intended for younger children, and were intentionally created as a set to introduce them to a specific set of wild creatures. They certainly succeed on that score, and feature Arnosky's lovely illustrations as well. Recommended to young animal lovers, and to fans of Arnosky's artwork.
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Language
Original language
English
Physical description
9.25 inches
ISBN
0027058441 / 9780027058444
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