are wonderfully detailed, and she picked unusual creatures (an axolotl, a tarsier, those meerkats) to depict, giving them all vivid expressions. All of these animals are cute, but they've also adapted remarkable ways to survive in their unique environments. The facial expressions on the animals have very human fatigue written all over them, which will delight human parents….

Each of 17 really cute creatures gets a two page spread that includes a large photograph on the left and information about it on the right. When she was a teenager, she moved with her family to live in Australia, where she finished school and qualified as a CPA in Sydney. This book isn't bedtime reading, but if you would like to know all there is to know about what makes your amphibian tick, this is the book for you. This is the largest section because our health and well-being have such an impact on every other aspect of our lives. I was excited to learn that the Pygmy Rabbit's territory is actually in our area, -- most of these cuties are in far distant locals.In 1956, Julio Cortázar published a short story about a man who’s so taken with axolotls that he transforms into one. From award-winning Nordic author and illustrator Linda Bondestam comes a new kind of climate change story, narrated by an adorable axolotl who is—possibly—the last of its kind. After all, we walk on two legs, have opposable thumbs, and can make multiple expressions using our mouths.

Her PINK IS FOR BLOBFISH, made that pink mushy creature one of the most adorable images of 2016, and WHAT MAKES A MONSTER alleviated young readers fears about scary looking creatures in 2017. Guaranteed to answer all of your questions, this ebook is a must have for any owner of this fascinating pet. But besides their lovable faces and cute coloring, axolotls are seriously awesome amphibians that can teach us a lot about how to live life uniquely and successfully. If not, you are about to be enchanted by these charming creatures, with their adorable baby faces and extraordinary ability to regenerate limbs and organs.In this sweet and beautifully designed small book, a little alien peers through a telescope at all the bedtime rituals on Earth. In the narrative, things start changing for the worse when the tiger salamanders mature and move out of the lake.