Who's Looking at You?

by Stéphane Frattini

Whose eyes flash like mirrors in the dark? What animal can see behind itself? The fun, eye-catching wildlife photography in Who's Looking at You? will keep kids guessing. Each page features a new close-up photo. Lift the flap to see the animal's identity and learn a bit more about it! Fascinating animal facts await...

Genres: Animals, Science, Picture Books, Nonfiction, Childrens, Storytime

16 pages, Hardcover

First published February 7, 2012

Reviews

[Maureen]

This book instantly engages readers as they try to guess which animal is under each flap. They are given a close-up of the eye, and under the flap is a full photograph and information about the animal. The photographs are stunningly detailed and close-up!

[Mackenzie]

This book just keeps kids guessing! I read this with a group of 1 and 2 year olds and they love it. I think its a fun way to help children learn about animals and their characteristics. It shows up close pictures of a variety of animals, and then by lifting up the flap one could reveal the entire animal. Super fun way for little ones to learn!

[Stephanie Carter]

This is a cool interactive nonfiction book that uses the eyes of animals to introduce them. Lift the flap to learn about the animal.

[Lee Ann]

This book was pretty neat. Even I learned some new animal facts! And the kids seem to love it. They kept passing the book around to lift the flaps to look at the animals. 4/5 stars.

[Mely]

Fun and interesting

[Brittany Tidwell]

This is a great informational text that instantly hooks you with its intriguing cover. Each page has a different animal's eye. When you lift the flap, you learn so much about that animal's eyes. Although this is a difficult text, kids of all age enjoy it. This is one of those text that will really get kids excited about informational texts! This book is recommended for higher level readers because it is a difficult text with Tier 3 vocabulary.

[Sally]

This book has a photograph on page flap, of a big eye. Can you guess what it is?
Underneath, is a photograph of the animal along with fact about their eyes.

Would be a fun game, or fun writing prompt.
Maybe this is a writing older students could prepare for younger students.


Also available: Tushes and Tails!

[Thia]

lift the flap, guessing

[Sharie]

Extremely good flap book. The eyes are NOT obvious as to whom they belong to, then you guess what kind of animal it is. Some are a little creepy. Lots to learn about each animal, too, under the flap.