Save the Tiger
Tigers are great swimmers and they can see in the dark eight times better than a human. But tigers are in danger. If we don't do more to help them, fewer and fewer tigers will live in the wild. This book tells students what can be done to help this endangered animal.
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Series Review: Save the..."Students will love these books, which include suggestions on how to help endangered animals. Each colorful spread presents a question ("Why Are Orangutans So Special?") and provides an answer through facts, large color photographs, and a "Save the..." or a "Did You Know?" bubble. A large-print sentence that often snakes across the spread presents the animal in the first person, giving readers information from a different perspective (Panda asserts that "I am the height of a pony when I stand on all fours"). The books provide the basics: where the animals live, how they communicate (addressed in spreads with headings such as "How Do Polar Bears Talk?"), and what they eat, and several questions and answers specifically related to the title creature. Good resources for young researchers."
--School Library Journal
