Whose Ears Are These?: A Look at Animal Ears - Short, Flat, and Floppy

by Peg Hall, Ken Landmark (Illustrator)

Describes how the ears of different animals look and how they function. On board pages.

Genres: Animals

24 pages, Board Book

First published August 1, 2002

Reviews

[May Kathryn]

Definitely all ears

Bad pun, I guess? (sorry!) But it was an interesting read, especially if you are babysitting little kids. This would give a good insight that while all mammals have this particular organ, it also has other purposes aside from giving us the sense of hearing. Just goes to show how fascinating living creatures can be.

[Jennifer]

Lots of pictures of animals ears for the kids to guess what animal it is. Simple and straightforward with a little extra information on each page about that animal.

[Maura]

Copy obtained from our local library. My son wanted multiple stories tonight for his bedtime story and this was the second he chose. Again, he was very excited about being able to move the slides to reveal the animals on each page. Very simple, and very cute.

[Kristie]

A great question-and-answer book. Gets kids guessing and involved in the story. Some of the text could easily be bypassed for younger audiences.

[Cheyenne]

This book is great for students to infer using the photographs.