MENUS FOR MEERKATS
AND OTHER HUNGRY ANIMALS

BEN HOARE * HUI SKIPP
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Animals don’t really read menus, but what do they have for breakfast, lunch, and dinner? This companion to Maps for Penguins focuses on all kinds of animals and reveals what’s on the menu for each one, as well as sharing fascinating information about each animal, the foods they eat, food chains, habitats and geography.

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"Animal facts engagingly presented for middle-grade audiences."
-- Kirkus Reviews

"Hui Skipp’s brightly colored and richly detailed illustrations invite readers to look closely at what they reveal. A glossary and an index are included."
-- Book Reviews, ILA CL/R SIG “Drop Everything and Read”

"I like how the information is laid out. ... The book offers a fun entry into the study of the natural world – every living thing has to eat. There’s a table of contents, a glossary of terms and an index."
-- Youth Services Book Review

"A fun additional add to animal collections, and let’s be honest here: can you ever have enough books on poop? The kids at my library would say no."
-- Mom Read It

"When we find a cute nonfiction book with information formatted in a creative way, we can’t wait to read! ... Just look at all the facts shared!"
-- Storymamas

"...the quintessential picture book for animal eating habits. ... This book will provide endless enjoyment for the whole family!​"
-- Nanny Miss Monique

"...kids learn about habitats, geography, and food chains for 10 DIFFERENT creatures from around the world!! How cool is that? The information is presented in a very engaging and digestible manner."
-- Jamie Bills

"My favorite thing about this book is the fun way the information is presented. Each of the animals, which are all drawn in a sweet cartoon style, has four pages (or two spreads) devoted to it."
-- Frog On a (B)log

"Each page is a visual feast, filled with cartoon animals, colorful text boxes, and decorated borders. A glossary and index are provided at the end, and the delightful endpapers feature drawings of animals featured in the book. This fun and informative book is recommended for school and public libraries."
-- Catholic Library World