Questions and Answers about Animals
By Katie Daynes
Where do fish sleep, and what makes frogs leap? Lift flaps to uncover animal secrets.
engaging · informative · interactive · delightful
Pageticker community rating
Average 4.88, from 8 readers
What do our readers think of Questions and Answers about Animals? (AI-Generated Summary)
Children enjoy lifting the flaps, looking at the pictures and discovering surprising animal facts. They find the book fun and easy to explore, especially when they are learning to read independently.
What does the Pageticker team say about Questions and Answers about Animals?
Questions and Answers about Animals turns curious questions into a lively fact-finding mission, with colourful illustrations and more than 50 flaps to lift. Katie Daynes keeps the explanations clear and friendly, making this a strong choice for children who like their learning interactive rather than quietly sitting in a corner behaving itself. Adults should expect repeated readings — and a small mountain of animal questions afterwards.
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What is Questions and Answers about Animals about?
Curious about animals? This engaging lift-the-flap book answers questions like "Where do fish sleep?" and "Why do frogs jump?" With over 50 flaps to explore, discover fascinating facts about creatures big and small. Perfect for young animal enthusiasts eager to learn more about the natural world.
About the author
Katie Daynes is a talented author who has written many fun and interesting books for children. She is well known for her 'See Inside' and 'Lift-the-Flap Questions and Answers' series, which help curious readers explore science, history, and lots of amazing facts. Katie loves making learning exciting and enjoyable for everyone.
Discussion ideas around Questions and Answers about Animals
Animal Sleeping Habits: Where do you think an animal would choose to sleep, and what would make that place safe or comfortable?
Useful Body Parts: Which animal body part do you find most interesting, and how does it help the animal live?
Big and Small: How are the needs of a tiny animal different from the needs of a very large animal?
Animal Movement: Why might jumping, swimming, flying or crawling be the best way for a particular animal to move?
More Questions: What animal question would you add to the book, and what answer would you hope to discover?
Pages
14 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
2014
First published
2014
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