
Written by David L. Harrison · Illustrated by Giles Laroche
Discover how diverse animals satisfy their appetites through poetic exploration.
Dive into a world where narwhals, jellyfish, and hippos reveal their dining secrets through captivating poetry. This collection invites young readers to explore the fascinating ways animals eat, from the depths of the ocean to the skies above. Each poem offers a glimpse into the unique culinary habits of creatures, sparking curiosity and wonder. What drives these animals' appetites, and how do they find their meals? Uncover the answers in this enchanting journey through the animal kingdom, where every verse brings a new discovery.
Young wildlife lovers are invited to explore how and why animals eat what they do in this nonfiction poetry picture book collection for kids. Explore how narwhals, jellyfish, hippos, piranhas, and many more species of swimming, land-based, and flying animals satisfy their appetites in a collection of culinary poems. A creative companion to Now You See Them, Now You Don’t: Poems About Creatures That Hide and A Place to Start a Family: Poems About Creatures That Build by celebrated author and science expert David L. Harrison and award-winning illustrator, Giles Laroche.
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