Reviewed by cherryblossommj on
Originally posted on Creative Madness Mama.
Previously I was amused by author Alex Beard's Monkey See, Monkey Draw in a take on "monkey see, monkey do" and now to file Crocodile's Tears on the thought of "crocodile tears" makes me smile. If you are looking for a read-aloud storytime book that will introduce some African animals and environmental issues while being silly - you've found the right book.
This one is quite an educational value on endangered species, with a great glossary in the back too. The pictures are as large as life and great to look at. There is a frame on each page, and the image goes beyond and it really pops out. I think this one will be great to come back to again and again, especially to encourage drawing and writing their own story. With the font chosen, the book comes alive as if it were hand written, and I love that.
Reading updates
- Started reading
- 29 September, 2015: Finished reading
- 29 September, 2015: Reviewed