Description

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Search-and-find fun for kids ages 5 to 7

Take kids on a journey into the depths of the world's rainforests! This look-and-find activity book is bursting with hidden picture puzzles and incredible info about all kinds of awesome creatures.

From the Amazon to Mount Kilimanjaro, kids won't have to look far to find some of the world's most amazing animals. Challenge their attention to detail as they learn all about the different kinds of rainforests and how they can help save them.

Go beyond other search and find books for kids with:

• Tons of fun facts—Looking and finding is more fun than ever thanks to a wide variety of interesting animal trivia.
• Adorable artwork—Keep little eyes on the page with wonderfully illustrated puzzles—each with 10 things to discover.
• Handy answer keys—Are they having trouble finding a specific animal? There's a full answer key in the back of the book.

Keep little ones entertained and learning with this standout among look and find books.

About the Author

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Nancy Coffelt is the author and illustrator of many picture books. She also writes middle­-grade fiction and nonfiction. A science and nature lover, Coffelt lives in the high desert of eastern Oregon.

Praise For…

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“Young readers love to learn about animals, and thousands live in the global rainforests. Nancy Coffelt's dazzling book offers children a lively place to gather facts about that animal diversity. Her text is crisp and clear, and illustrator Sara Lynn Cramb’s spectacular, bright artwork puts a face on the factual wonders. Exceptional way to introduce one of the world's most important habitats to the generation destined to save it.” —Kelly Milner Halls, award-winning author of nonfiction for kids

“With its intriguing and easily understood facts about rainforest inhabitants, its colorful pages, and life forms hidden in the illustrations, this book allows young explorers and their parents to travel the world through reading. Distant neighbors with names like Mustached Bat, Sparkling Voiletear, Glasswing Butterfly, and Kopok Tree invite young readers to visit. By the end, the importance and extraordinary wonder and richness of rainforests can only be celebrated.” —Suzanne C Fouty, PhD, hydrologist, retired forest service