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I Am a Shark

The Life of a Hammerhead Shark

Darlene R. StilleSeries: I Live in the Ocean
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Pages
24
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
Capstone

About

Learn how hammerhead sharks live in the ocean, meet their friends, and see their natural habitat.

Related Subjects

  • Marine Life
  • Animals
  • Juvenile Nonfiction

Reviews

"A good beginning look at the shark's anatomy, use of 6 senses to hunt prey. Not a complete life cycle book, but a good, high interest start."
Teaching With Kids' Books blog
"Delightful stories told in first person, with additional information given in boxed asides. Each animal discusses its anatomy, diet, and activities. The digitally prepared illustrations show lifelike images of the creature at different stages of its life and in its natural habitat. Labeled diagrams show parts of the body and explain their functions, and "Fun Facts" sections offer more details. While the pictures and text about the hammerhead shark make it clear that it is a hunting-and-eating machine, it is not drawn to frighten; it is merely doing what comes naturally. The art has a gentle softness, with backgrounds in watery shades of blue and green, but the texts make it clear that these are not cuddly, huggable creatures. These books are perfect for young animal lovers."
School Library Journal

Extended Details

  • SeriesI Live in the Ocean

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    Darlene R. StilleAuthor