Anton Ericson

Young readers interested in whales and dolphins can explore topics like When Whales Walked, Totally Toothed, Filter Feeders, The Tale of Tails, Air Head, Whale Watch, What a Baby!, Water Sports, All in the Family, Sea Sights and Sounds, Orca, and Whales and People.

What new facts will you learn about whales? What new facts will you learn about dolphins?

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Part of the Eyes on Nature series by KidsBooks, the book takes young readers through the oceans to explore the water world of whales show more and dolphins. Although the book does not indicate the intended age group, the vocabulary is occasionally rather sophisticated, making the book more suited to older readers, perhaps grades three and four.

Each topic spreads over a double page, with color photographs and illustrations. Brief facts and bits of information provide details for the topic. Young readers who are interested in learning about sea creatures are sure to enjoy this informative book.

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This book provides students with many different facts about whales and dolphins. There are a lot of exciting photographs that help to intrigue children. The captions explain different aspects about the animals, and allow children to explore the mammals further. There is a lot of info in the book, so I would suggest using it for older grades.

This book has a lot of good information in it. If you needed a book all about dolphins and whales this is the book. It tells of everything from the mouths, teeth, and all the way to the tails.

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