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Science Nature & How It Works

Author:

Tom Walker,Tim Jones
ISBN:

0945397259
ISBN13:

978-0945397250
Genre:

For children
Publisher:

Graphic Arts Books (February 1, 1993)
Pages:

48 pages
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Science Nature & How It Works
Language:

English
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Journalist-poet Tim Jones and nature photographer Tom Walker team up to produce a delightful book for children .

Journalist-poet Tim Jones and nature photographer Tom Walker team up to produce a delightful book for children and adults alike combining whimsical verse in the tradition of Ogden Nash with rare and heart-warming photographs of wild animals and birds with their offspring. Walkers unforgettable images of the wild critters at work and play and Jones humorous verse will delight all who venture into this pages.

Depicts images of Alaska's wild critters, accompanied by humorous artwork and the genuinely funny verse of Tim Jones. Walker created all the images for Alaska's Bears, Alaska's Mammals, Alaska's Wildlife, Wild Critters, and More Wild Critters. Publisher: Graphic Arts Center Publishing Company (June 1, 1994).

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Personal Name: Walker, Tom, 1945- il.

Personal Name: Walker, Tom, 1945- ill. Rubrics: Animals Juvenile poetry Children's poetry, American Poetry American poetry. 95 Author: Margoshes, Steven.

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Choose file format of this book to download: pdf chm txt rtf doc. Download this format book. More wild critters verse by Tim Jones ; photography by Tom Walker. Book's title: More wild critters verse by Tim Jones ; photography by Tom Walker. Library of Congress Control Number: 94075555. Download now More wild critters verse by Tim Jones ; photography by Tom Walker. Download PDF book format. Download DOC book format.

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great photos by Tom Walker (wonderful wildlife photographer) that both adults and children enjoy ( so reading to my nephew is just as much fun for me!) the poems by Tom walker are very catchy (but once again not annoying for an adult to read over and over and over again!) 0. Report. Loveable, Amusing Alaskan Critters. com User, April 5, 2000.

by. Jones, Tim, 1942-. Animals - Juvenile poetry, Animals - Alaska - Juvenile poetry, Children's poetry, American, Animals - Poetry, Animals - Alaska - Poetry, Humorous poetry, Animals, Children's poetry, American, Alaska. Sony Alpha-A6300 (Control). Books for People with Print Disabilities. Internet Archive Books.

Journalist-poet Tim Jones and nature photographer Tom Walker team up to produce a delightful book for children . Wild Critters by Tim Jones, Tom Walker.

Depicts images of Alaska's wild critters, accompanied by humorous artwork and the genuinely funny verse of Tim Jones.

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I bought this book (along with some other children's books about Alaska) when we visited the state four summers ago. Our son was 6 at the time. Wild Critters was his (and my) favorite!
It is sweetly amusing--with a photograph of a "wild critter" on one page and a short poem about it on the opposite page. A musk ox, fox, mountain goat, grizzly bear and many others are the subjects of these delightful poems. Each poem captures a quality that a young child--and the adult reading it--can relate to. For example, in a poem called "Back Seat Loonacy", the baby loon cries, " 'Are we there yet? Are we there yet?' Still the same old beat. No we are not there yet, why don't you try to eat?" My personal favorite is the poem for the Musk Ox, titled "Flower child". In part, it reads: "Few can understand me and some say I'm a slob. All they do is tell me, "Get a haircut, get a job".
The titles of the poems are amusing and inviting: "Pfine pfeathered pfashion" is about the ptarmigan and "The arctic waterbed" is about the polar bear, and so on. The photographs of the animals in their natural habitats are outstanding. They are either amusing (the grizzly trying to scratch his back on a post) or endearing (a baby caribou peeking around its mother).
I've emphasized the creative, delighful nature of this book, but it also teaches a small child much about the animals depicted: about how animals camouflage themselves, about how sea otters eat, about how fast a snowshoe hare can race across a field. An added surprise (which I loved because it's so subtle) is that each page number sits on a color imprint of the track of that particular animal.
I highly recommend this book to parents with children ages 3 and up. Even older children taking poetry in class can enjoy the simple, clever rhymes and use them as models for their own poetry.
In closing, I'll quote one of the most endearing poems--"Peekaboo caribou": "With nowhere else to go to hide from one another, I found the safest place to hide is right behind my mother". Enjoy.

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