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Who Likes It Hot? 🔍
by May Garelick; illustrated by John O'Brien Mondo Publishing, Greenvale, NY, New York State, 1998
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Explains, in rhymed text and illustrations, why certain animals prefer hot climates and others prefer cold.
Children's Literature A perfect question, with a perfectly charming answer. Here's a fast-paced poem about temperature and it's effects on animals. From bugs to bears, every animal either likes heat or doesn't. And there's no doubt about a mosquito. You know when it's best / for that pest! / When it's hot, / you swat. The droll imagery, in a quirky ink and wash style, somehow fits perfectly with the rollicking lilt of the text. A fun read. 1998 (orig.
Alternative author
Garelick, May
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United States, United States of America
Alternative edition
First Edition, PS, 1998
Alternative edition
Greenvale, NY, c1998
Alternative edition
1st, 1998
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Rhymed text presents a few of the reasons why certain animals prefer hot or cold climates.
date open sourced
2023-06-28
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