A Dolphin Is Not a Fish
By Betsey Chessen and Pamela Chanko
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What is A Dolphin Is Not a Fish about?
What makes a dolphin different from a fish? With clear photographs and simple text, this lively early reader explores the surprising features of dolphins. Young readers discover that dolphins breathe air, have smooth bodies, swim with flippers and care for their young—just like other mammals. By comparing dolphins with fish, the book introduces basic ideas about animal groups and life under the sea, helping children understand why a dolphin may look like a fish but is not one.
About the author
Betsey Chessen is an author who loves creating fun and interesting books for children. She often writes about exciting topics that help young readers learn new things. Betsey Chessen is known for her engaging stories and colourful illustrations, making her books a favourite choice for children who are curious about the world around them.
Pages
16 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
Edition published
1998
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