Dr. Robert Mason, the current recipient of the National Science Foundation after a winter spent in a state of suspended animation in subterranean c...
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Dec 09, 2011
Katelyn
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1. Informational
2. Bob, the snake scientist, gives a detailed description of the intriguing lives of snakes.
3. A- This is a great book for children that are interested in snakes. The images and details are both informative and engaging.
B- I should start by stating the fact that I am terrified of snakes. The book was good and appropriate for young learners because of the fun facts and kid friendly language. I thought some of the information was borderline inappropr More...
2. Bob, the snake scientist, gives a detailed description of the intriguing lives of snakes.
3. A- This is a great book for children that are interested in snakes. The images and details are both informative and engaging.
B- I should start by stating the fact that I am terrified of snakes. The book was good and appropriate for young learners because of the fun facts and kid friendly language. I thought some of the information was borderline inappropr More...
Oct 19, 2008
Jen
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My elder daughter developed a fascination with snakes a few months back, and we've been reading about elipids, vipers, Crictor, Verdi and Nagini ever since. At the library a few weeks ago, we discovered The Snake Scientist and read about the adventures of the really cool Dr. Bob Mason and his team of researchers who study the Red-Sided Garter Snake up in Alberta, Canada. The Red-Sided Garter Snake kind-of hibernates in big balls of snake in a few pits in Alberta. Staying in suspended animatio
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Dec 15, 2007
Chris, I found this in the library the other day. The photos are fantastic. It looked like a great introduction to your field for kids.
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