I really enjoyed this book! I appreciated the directive arrows. It made the book engaging. The images were cool but not distracting. I liked that the information was digestible in small chunks but not too brief and not boring. I think this would pair well with a program about misinformation or fact checking in libraries or schools, but it's also a fun read anyways. And even I, an adult, learned something new!

Interesting, informative, modern looking, and totally browsable. This book will be really appealing to young readers as information is broken down into such clear and digestible chunks.

This short but colorful and informational book brings up a few frequently asked simple question that are often misinterpretations of facts and gives us the real scoop!
Carrie Rodell has planned the layout in a most interesting way and with some real attention-getting photos.
Well suited for reading alone or WITH someone of any age, including ESL, and great for gifting to everyone, but especially to a school, waiting room, or your local public library!
I requested and received an uncorrected digital proof on PDF from BooksGoSocial via NetGalley.
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I think this is a great book for young readers, to read themselves or to be read aloud from.
Many kids are interested in animals, and learning about them through myths is a fun book idea.
Myself as an adult learned a lot while reading.

A book I would recomend.

This is a book of facts about different animals (elephants, sharks) and insects (bees, spider, etc.) as well as answers to common questions about the animal or insect such as "Do all bees make honey?" A quick read for kids who want to learn more about animals and insects. It has nice pictures.
I rated it low because my copy has formatting issues. The font went from bold to light and the text was out of order at times making it difficult to read. (Unless they do ask 3 questions and then answer them in random order.)
I received this book for free from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.

Very interesting facts although it seemed like some may have been missing. I really liked the layout and the lines drawing two sections together, it made the pages feel more eye catching and fun.

I also liked the animal pictures, of course!

An incredibly informative and fun scientific children’s book. As an adult I scoped this out for a homeschool resource for my children, and was excited to learn new information/unlearn misinformation myself. Well researched and beautifully photographed.