Amazing Whales!: An Incredible Guide to Ocean Mammals with Wildlife Photographs for Children (Ages 4-8) (I Can Read Level 2)

The book is okay. The text is not remarkable, in the sense that it does not give nice of curious facts about whales. The Illustrations are interesting but are not super well printed, and are somewhat repetitive. My daughter has around 10 of those books and this one is not chosen often, although every month she likes to take a look at it.

Great book for challenging my 6 year old grandson. A lot of good facts about whales. So for the child who wants to learn about things this is a book for them. The book arrived quickly. I would buy from this seller again.

Good way to have your child start to read and explore the sea! This is a Reading Level 2 and appropriate for my daughter for fun summer reading to prepare for the upcoming online school year. Lastly, the book was well packed and arrived fast. Enjoy.

I got my son a bunch of animal books for his 3rd birthday. Two were from this series (the whales and the tigers), and these two were easily the worst of the books I got him. I would probably rank this whales one slightly below the tigers book, but both suffer from too many photos that look similar to one another and poor image quality because the photos aren't printed on glossy photo paper but rather regular paper, so the images are dull. I wouldn't recommend getting this one.

Great book. My 7 and 3 yr old love it. Interesting, also

My son loves this book

A nice way to encourage reading. It is an interesting subject. The photos are really nice too.

We like the I Can Read Books. They are consistently a good buy. My daughter remembered the information on a recent trip to the zoo. Great graphics and easy to read font.

Just as with the dolphins book, my 5-6 year old enjoyed reading it for almost 2 years. A lot of info very well presented. He became an expert on the subject.

This is a short book for children fond of marine life. A book that can be read from 6-8 year olds. My son read this in his school library and wanted a copy of it for himself