Do NOT Eat Like a Tiger Shark
Wacky Ways Animals Slurp, Chomp and Gulp
(Ages 4-7)
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About the Book
Animals eat and drink in surprising, amazing and downright weird ways. Bearded vultures throw their food. Dogs slurp when they’re thirsty. Amazon horned toads swallow their meal whole. Cows burp.
You should definitely NOT copy their behavior at the dinner table. It wouldn’t be funny at all. In fact, it could be disastrous. So, mind your manners and find out what you should NOT do when you’re eating or drinking.
If you think that humans are the only ones who use cutlery to eat, then think again. Some animals do too. Well, not the forks, spoons and knives that you use. But orangutans do use sticks to dig ants out of tree holes or seeds out of fruit. And wild cockatoos shape twigs to use as a knife and a spoon to get their favorite seeds out of sea mangoes.
Reviews
" the author adds tasty additional nature notes...Rowdy fun, with a few morsels of fact on the side."
— Kirkus Reviews
"Parents are going to love reading this one as much as their kids! It’s just super interesting! But it’s also colorful and goofy."
— Papieren droom Reviews
"WOW! As a boy mom and as a kindergarten teacher, I was impressed with this book. The story was engaging and the pictures were delightful! I loved how humor was sprinkled in within the facts to keep the book engaging. This is a great book to read for an age group for 5-9 year olds. I would suggest reading this aloud to your class if you are doing any research projects regarding animals!"
— Brittany Rick's Reviews
"Your kids will love this goofy and informative picture book, especially if they enjoy learning about animals. I also appreciated the art for its color, whimsy, and variety. The facial expressions on the characters helped add to the joke of the book."
— Rainy Day Reader's Reviews
About the Book
Animals eat and drink in surprising, amazing and downright weird ways. Bearded vultures throw their food. Dogs slurp when they’re thirsty. Amazon horned toads swallow their meal whole. Cows burp.
You should definitely NOT copy their behavior at the dinner table. It wouldn’t be funny at all. In fact, it could be disastrous. So, mind your manners and find out what you should NOT do when you’re eating or drinking.
Did You Know…
If you think that humans are the only ones who use cutlery to eat, then think again. Some animals do too. Well, not the forks, spoons and knives that you use. But orangutans do use sticks to dig ants out of tree holes or seeds out of fruit. And wild cockatoos shape twigs to use as a knife and a spoon to get their favorite seeds out of sea mangoes.
REVIEWS:
" the author adds tasty additional nature notes...Rowdy fun, with a few morsels of fact on the side."
— Kirkus Reviews
"Parents are going to love reading this one as much as their kids! It’s just super interesting! But it’s also colorful and goofy."
— Papieren droom Reviews
"WOW! As a boy mom and as a kindergarten teacher, I was impressed with this book. The story was engaging and the pictures were delightful! I loved how humor was sprinkled in within the facts to keep the book engaging. This is a great book to read for an age group for 5-9 year olds. I would suggest reading this aloud to your class if you are doing any research projects regarding animals!"
— Brittany Rick's Reviews
"Your kids will love this goofy and informative picture book, especially if they enjoy learning about animals. I also appreciated the art for its color, whimsy, and variety. The facial expressions on the characters helped add to the joke of the book."
— Rainy Day Reader's Reviews