Customer Reviews

Fish Faces

5 star:		(2)
4 star:		(0)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

The creator of this book is a marine biologist, and the colorful overlays of his underwater photographs are so interesting, they make the text's general lack of flow (hence, the three star rating) seem less important. Both rare and more familiar fish are showcased, and notes in the back of the book identify them all. Some of the more fierce-looking fish presented are so intense they might be scary to sensitive younger readers, but they were not so for my two-year-old, who really liked puring over all the pages of this book.

This is an anti-ADHD book for young children. It has nice photos of fish faces, brightly colored, pretty, captivating, interesting. Wonderful book for early childhood, Kindergarten, PreK, beautiful. It is a good book for children to draw pictures from. Children love to draw these type of pictures. Don't use Ritalin, use these type of books and encourage children to draw and color them.

I ordered this product as a replacement for the same book that my brother accidentally ripped. It turned out that this book was smaller compared to the original; it would have been better if the size was indicated. But overall, the contents was the same and the book was crisp.

This is a fantastic book. The photographs of the marine life are fascinating to young readers. The simple text in the book is perfect for preschoolers and beginning readers.

This book was a of little use to me so I passed it on the the thrift store. A much better book on fish faces is Fishface by David Doubilet published by www.Phaidon.com. Hundreds of spectacular photos
shane