Snakes: A Concise Guide to Nature's Perfect Predators

by Daniel Gilpin, Anthony John (Editor)

Introduces snakes found throughout the world and describes how they kill their prey, give birth to their young, and fight for survival in their natural habitats.

Genres: Animals

96 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2008

Reviews

[Aiden]

Nice simple book with beautiful pictures.

The book is pretty old so I expected some off facts. (Picked this up at a Vinnies) It however was still very enjoyable and easy to read whilst learning abit more than I knew before. The pictures were a nice touch, aswell as the descriptions of the species of snake that was pictured.

[Kirsty]

Such an interesting read, telling us all about snakes e.g. about different types of snakes, snake skin, prey and predictors! The pictures really bring the information to life, and look so real (which I found a bit disconcerting at times!)

I will definitely be recommending this non-fiction book to any child in my class who is interested in animals and reptiles.

[The Little Bookshop]

Fascinating!
I want more.