Description: Discover some of the brilliant ways animals disguise themselves in this engaging introduction for young children from a conservation biologist.
Review Quotes: Jenkins, who has introduced many animal topics to children, this time tackles animals who hide in plain sight, whether to avoid predators or to catch their own prey. . . a good first look at the concept and will have children seeing nature in new ways.
--Kirkus Reviews
--School Library Journal The mixed-media illustrations are well-designed to support points made within the text. This colorful picture book provides a helpful introduction to camouflage in nature.
--Booklist This introduction to the many ways animals hide is overflowing with illustrations that beckon readers to look very, very closely.
--The Virginian Pilot Illustrates how creatures can look like leaves, twigs, flowers, stones, snow, among other aspects of nature. Walks can take on new meaning with this knowledge.
--The Denton Record-Chronicle