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Book Title
Humans and Animals : What We Have in Common
Publication Name
Humans and Animals
Title
Humans and Animals
Subtitle
What We Have in Common
EAN
9788000063577
ISBN
9788000063577
Publisher
Albatros, Nakladatelstvi PRO Deti Mladez, A.S.
Format
Hardcover
Release Year
2022
Release Date
07/07/2022
Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
CZ
Item Height
0.4in
Item Length
11in
Author
Pavla Hanackova
Illustrator
Dasha Lebesheva
Contributor
Dasha Lebesheva (Illustrated by)
Genre
Juvenile Nonfiction
Publication Year
2022
Topic
Science & Nature / General (See Also Headings under Animals or Technology), Animals / General, Science & Nature / Anatomy & Physiology
Item Width
9in
Item Weight
17.6 Oz
Number of Pages
36 Pages

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Product Information

Age range 6 to 9 Enter a world where we shine a light on the similarities between ourselves and other living beings. Like us, many animals learn and can use tools. They experience emotions, have friends and show their love for one another. They can construct majestic buildings that provide shelter for many families. They can also communicate with their companions and do all kinds of different jobs. Do you know who we're talking about? If you guessed humans, you are mistaken. No, in this case we're talking about termites! Humans have much more in common with them and other creatures than it might seem at first glance. And that's exactly what this book is about. Enter a world where we shine a light on the similarities between ourselves and other living beings. Like us, many animals learn and can use tools. They experience emotions, have friends, and show their love for one another. Open your mind and your heart, and learn to treat the living creatures around you with the respect and reverence they deserve. They have much to teach us!

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Albatros, Nakladatelstvi PRO Deti Mladez, A.S.
ISBN-10
8000063573
ISBN-13
9788000063577
eBay Product ID (ePID)
17050423260

Product Key Features

Book Title
Humans and Animals : What We Have in Common
Author
Pavla Hanackova
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Science & Nature / General (See Also Headings under Animals or Technology), Animals / General, Science & Nature / Anatomy & Physiology
Publication Year
2022
Genre
Juvenile Nonfiction
Number of Pages
36 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
11in
Item Height
0.4in
Item Width
9in
Item Weight
17.6 Oz

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Selected for Reading Rockets' Summer Reading List 2022. HUMANS AND ANIMALS: WHAT WE HAVE IN COMMON is an intriguingcollection of information about the way that animals and people are similar. -YA Books Central This is a book of comparisons between humans and animalswith a heavy hint for humans to remember that we are not as special as we thinkwe are. The book is divided into 15 sections that highlight our similarities:We Farm, We Have Families, We Play, We Communicate, etc. Within each section,the left page looks at humans and their endeavors within the subject and theright page looks at various animals and how their actions play out. Forexample, We Communicate discusses, on the left page, how humans use orallanguage, facial expression and written language to communicate. On the rightside of the book, we learn about birds using various songs to woo their spouseor horses who use facial expressions to let others know what they're feeling,while koalas use a highly developed sense of smell to send and receivemessages. The illustrations are bright, colorful, and boxy. Callout boxes lineup examples from the text and add to the theories. Any child who loves reading about animals will appreciatethis book, especially those who enjoy reading about or studying animalbehavior. School libraries should buy this book to have on hand forbehavioral studies. Public libraries should purchase for kids who love tobrowse nonfiction. - Youth Services Book Review, "As members of the animal kingdom, humans have quite a lot in common with all creatures great and small. This illustrated nonfiction book demonstrates many parallels between humans and animals in a way that's highly entertaining and engaging. As the author explains in the book's introduction, scientists have made advances in observing and documenting the similarities between different species. The sections that follow show several examples on each double-page spread, organized by themes that include play, work, communication, and more. Each section explains human behaviors, followed by how different animals engage in the same behavior. For instance, humans are playful, and so are kittens, chimpanzees, and dolphins. The use of small text blocks within each section ensures that they are packed with a lot of content, and gives the opportunity to provide a diverse variety of examples. All classes of animals are represented, including mammals, birds, fish, and others. The boldly colored illustrations are cartoonish and even humorous at times, serving as an exciting backdrop to the book's information. Seeing so many similarities will help children to develop respect and empathy for all kinds of living critters." Children's Literature, HUMANS AND ANIMALS: WHAT WE HAVE IN COMMON is an intriguingcollection of information about the way that animals and people are similar. -YA Books Central This is a book of comparisons between humans and animalswith a heavy hint for humans to remember that we are not as special as we thinkwe are. The book is divided into 15 sections that highlight our similarities:We Farm, We Have Families, We Play, We Communicate, etc. Within each section,the left page looks at humans and their endeavors within the subject and theright page looks at various animals and how their actions play out. Forexample, We Communicate discusses, on the left page, how humans use orallanguage, facial expression and written language to communicate. On the rightside of the book, we learn about birds using various songs to woo their spouseor horses who use facial expressions to let others know what they're feeling,while koalas use a highly developed sense of smell to send and receivemessages. The illustrations are bright, colorful, and boxy. Callout boxes lineup examples from the text and add to the theories. Any child who loves reading about animals will appreciatethis book, especially those who enjoy reading about or studying animalbehavior. School libraries should buy this book to have on hand forbehavioral studies. Public libraries should purchase for kids who love tobrowse nonfiction. - Youth Services Book Review, Selected by the Reading Rockets for their Summer Reading List 2022 Ages 6-9. "HUMANS AND ANIMALS: WHAT WE HAVE IN COMMON is an intriguing collection of information about the way that animals and people are similar." YA Books Central "This is a book of comparisons between humans and animals with a heavy hint for humans to remember that we are not as special as we think we are. The book is divided into 15 sections that highlight our similarities: We Farm, We Have Families, We Play, We Communicate, etc. Within each section, the left page looks at humans and their endeavors within the subject and the right page looks at various animals and how their actions play out. For example, We Communicate discusses, on the left page, how humans use oral language, facial expression and written language to communicate. On the right side of the book, we learn about birds using various songs to woo their spouse or horses who use facial expressions to let others know what they're feeling, while koalas use a highly developed sense of smell to send and receive messages. The illustrations are bright, colorful, and boxy. Callout boxes line up examples from the text and add to the theories. Any child who loves reading about animals will appreciate this book, especially those who enjoy reading about or studying animal behavior. School libraries should buy this book to have on hand for behavioral studies. Public libraries should purchase for kids who love to browse nonfiction." Youth Services Book Review "As members of the animal kingdom, humans have quite a lot in common with all creatures great and small. This illustrated nonfiction book demonstrates many parallels between humans and animals in a way that's highly entertaining and engaging. As the author explains in the book's introduction, scientists have made advances in observing and documenting the similarities between different species. The sections that follow show several examples on each double-page spread, organized by themes that include play, work, communication, and more. Each section explains human behaviors, followed by how different animals engage in the same behavior. For instance, humans are playful, and so are kittens, chimpanzees, and dolphins. The use of small text blocks within each section ensures that they are packed with a lot of content, and gives the opportunity to provide a diverse variety of examples. All classes of animals are represented, including mammals, birds, fish, and others. The boldly colored illustrations are cartoonish and even humorous at times, serving as an exciting backdrop to the book's information. Seeing so many similarities will help children to develop respect and empathy for all kinds of living critters." Children's Literature, You might have more in common with an octopus rather than with your neighbor. Enter a world where we shine a light on the similarities between ourselves and other living beings. Like us, many animals learn and can use tools. They experience emotions, have friends and show their love for one another., "HUMANS AND ANIMALS: WHAT WE HAVE IN COMMON is an intriguing collection of information about the way that animals and people are similar." YA Books Central, "This is a book of comparisons between humans and animals with a heavy hint for humans to remember that we are not as special as we think we are. The book is divided into 15 sections that highlight our similarities: We Farm, We Have Families, We Play, We Communicate, etc. Within each section, the left page looks at humans and their endeavors within the subject and the right page looks at various animals and how their actions play out. For example, We Communicate discusses, on the left page, how humans use oral language, facial expression and written language to communicate. On the right side of the book, we learn about birds using various songs to woo their spouse or horses who use facial expressions to let others know what they're feeling, while koalas use a highly developed sense of smell to send and receive messages. The illustrations are bright, colorful, and boxy. Callout boxes line up examples from the text and add to the theories. Any child who loves reading about animals will appreciate this book, especially those who enjoy reading about or studying animal behavior. School libraries should buy this book to have on hand for behavioral studies. Public libraries should purchase for kids who love to browse nonfiction." Youth Services Book Review, HUMANS AND ANIMALS: WHAT WE HAVE IN COMMON is an intriguing collection of information about the way that animals and people are similar. YA Books Central, This is a book of comparisons between humans and animals with a heavy hint for humans to remember that we are not as special as we think we are. The book is divided into 15 sections that highlight our similarities: We Farm, We Have Families, We Play, We Communicate, etc. Within each section, the left page looks at humans and their endeavors within the subject and the right page looks at various animals and how their actions play out. For example, We Communicate discusses, on the left page, how humans use oral language, facial expression and written language to communicate. On the right side of the book, we learn about birds using various songs to woo their spouse or horses who use facial expressions to let others know what they're feeling, while koalas use a highly developed sense of smell to send and receive messages. The illustrations are bright, colorful, and boxy. Callout boxes line up examples from the text and add to the theories. Any child who loves reading about animals will appreciate this book, especially those who enjoy reading about or studying animal behavior. School libraries should buy this book to have on hand for behavioral studies. Public libraries should purchase for kids who love to browse nonfiction. Youth Services Book Review, As members of the animal kingdom, humans have quite a lot in common with all creatures great and small. This illustrated nonfiction book demonstrates many parallels between humans and animals in a way that's highly entertaining and engaging. As the author explains in the book's introduction, scientists have made advances in observing and documenting the similarities between different species. The sections that follow show several examples on each double-page spread, organized by themes that include play, work, communication, and more. Each section explains human behaviors, followed by how different animals engage in the same behavior. For instance, humans are playful, and so are kittens, chimpanzees, and dolphins. The use of small text blocks within each section ensures that they are packed with a lot of content, and gives the opportunity to provide a diverse variety of examples. All classes of animals are represented, including mammals, birds, fish, and others. The boldly colored illustrations are cartoonish and even humorous at times, serving as an exciting backdrop to the book's information. Seeing so many similarities will help children to develop respect and empathy for all kinds of living critters. Children's Literature
Table of Content
Introduction We farm We play We use tools We work We have families We communicate We show off We learn We have talents We collaborate We take care of ourselves We have homes We have friends We have emotions We move around
Illustrated by
Lebesheva, Dasha
Intended Audience
Juvenile Audience
Illustrated
Yes

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