Defines cephalopods, such as blue-ringed octopuses and giant squids, and describes their physical characteristics, life cycles, habitats, senses, food, and means of self-defense.
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Gr. 3-5. These two volumes in the Invertebrates series offer basic report-worthy information, mesmerizing photographs, and a layout that will please young readers. Organized by broad topic (What are annelids? How do cephalopods defend themselves? What do cephalopods eat?), each section comprises two or three paragraphs of information, pronunciation guides, fun facts, and briefly captioned photos. Both titles feature an "Up Close" section--a double-page spread dedicated to one animal (giant earthworms and the blue-ringed octopus)--a glossary, and "challenge questions" that are refreshingly entertaining. This is a good source of quick facts; it will also appeal to browsers, who will be fascinated by pictures of the creepy-crawly animals in their natural habitats. Carlos Orellana
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