The Most-Most. Record-Breaking Animals

The book "The Most-Most. Animals-Record Holders" is suitable for both children and adults. This is a fascinating guide to the most unusual and amazing creatures of our planet.
Do you know, for example, what a chocolate surgeon and an ant-panda look like, or a goblin shark, a rag-picker seahorse and a stick insect? The book will give little explorers many new discoveries, answer thousands of "why" questions about who in the world is the biggest or smallest, ugliest or most beautiful, who is the smallest and who lives the longest, who is the slowest or fastest, who is dangerous, who is gluttonous and who is immortal.
The book "The Most-Most. Animals-Record Holders" is unique. It can accompany a child from birth - large, bright illustrations will undoubtedly attract the attention of little ones, and a moderate amount of text with convenient inserts of interesting facts on a yellow background (for example, why the tarantula was called a tarantula) will captivate an older child and even a parent.
A very important advantage of the book is that the material is presented in the form of a conversation and each figure, whether it is the size of an animal or its lifespan, is compared for clarity with familiar things. For example, the size of the largest animal - a whale, is compared with a nine-story building, and a giraffe can look in on you if you live on the third floor. Thus, the figures come to life, the child can imagine them.
The book "The Most-Most. Animals-Record Holders" is not only about animals - it is about life, about evolution and about the wonders of mimicry. It will be interesting for a child to look at a well-known animal in a new way, for example, to find out what the ancestors of crocodiles were like or that goats have rectangular pupils.

Recommended reader age: 3+

Author: Dmitry Rzhannikov
Artist: Anatoly Petrovich Shapoval
Year of release: 2021
Publisher: Book House of Anastasia Orlova
Pages: 56
Cover type: Hardcover
Dimensions: 290x218x10 mm
ISBN: 978-5-6045235-6-8