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    Tell Tails: An Anthology for Animals

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    By Admin on April 16, 2023 Information Books, Intermediate Readers, Picture Books, Reviews, Younger Readers

    Nettie Lodge, Tell Tails: An Anthology for Animals, Green Olive Press, October 2022, 54 pp., RRP $29.95 (hbk), ISBN 9780645104837

    Tell Tails puts a spotlight on endangered animals, detailing a different animal for each letter of the alphabet. Through rhyme, poems, facts, diagrams, and watercolour illustrations readers are taken on a factual journey of animals across the world.

    There are so many things to appreciate throughout the pages of this book, whether it’s a new fact or an element within the illustrations – readers will notice something different each time they open its pages.

    The use of rhyme is engaging and is sure to capture the attention of children, as is the wealth of interesting facts, to deliver important messaging about protecting the environment and all the worlds’ creatures.

    Reviewed by Raquel Mayman

    Alphabet books animal preservation animals information book natural environment Poetry rhyming text Verse

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