Time to Eat: Animals Who Hide and Save Their Food

Description

32 pages
$14.95
ISBN 1-895688-36-1
DDC j591.5'3

Publisher

Year

1995

Contributor

Illustrations by Romi Caron
Reviewed by Mary Stevens

Mary Stevens is an elementary-school teacher-librarian with the Waterloo
Roman Catholic Separate School Board.

Review

These two books, which together constitute the “Amazing Things Animals
Do” series, examine a wide variety of insects, arachnids, birds, fish,
and mammals. Baillie and Caron have designed short works that engage
readers on several levels. Little Wonders discusses communal or
individual (maternal or paternal) infant care, while Time to Eat
investigates behavior in the context of food supply. Adding to the
book’s appeal are photos and colorful illustrations, a quiz, and a
simple picture puzzle. A good addition to the personal libraries of
young environmentalists. Recommended.

Citation

Baillie, Marilyn., “Time to Eat: Animals Who Hide and Save Their Food,” Canadian Book Review Annual Online, accessed November 10, 2024, https://cbra.library.utoronto.ca/items/show/20104.