A rabbit is usually not the first animal you think of as a pet. Readers are given the know-how they need to prepare for their new pet rabbit. Any reader and animal lover will enjoy this great resource full of facts and vivid photographs.
July 1, 2013
K-Gr 4-Presented in an easy-to-read style, these volumes are filled with information. Each one describes a popular pet; its needs; how to choose an animal; and how to prepare for its care, feeding, and growth. The books also explain how to handle animals properly and help them stay clean and healthy. Plenty of great color photographs and cartoon-style drawings illustrate the texts. The design is bright and cheerful. Text boxes pose questions that students might ask, such as "Can I play with my hamster in the day?" or "Should I give my rabbit granola?" and then provide answers. There are lots of fact boxes. Neutering is discussed as the duty of responsible pet owners, but it's explained with basic facts. Each book ends with back matter and a short quiz. These books are must-reads for any child before choosing a pet.-Cynde Suite, Bartow County Library System, Adairsville, GA
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