Animal Battles
Series of 22 titles ⁎
It’s an all-out brawl between some of nature’s top predators in this high-interest series! Venture deep into the rain forest and to the bottom of the ocean to learn about some of the world’s fiercest fighters. Readers will find out about the weapons each animal has, from sharp teeth to super senses, and the moves that finish enemies off. In each title, an action-packed narrative scene imagines a fight between the animals, while profiles offering statistics and charts make comparisons between the competitors. Reluctant readers will love their front-row seats to action with this series!
| Subject | Animals |
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| Copyright | 2021 |
| Publisher | Bellwether Media |
| Imprint | Torque |
| Language | English |
| Publication Date | 2021-01-01 |
| Dewey | 595.3-599.884 |
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| Lexile | 530-760 |
| Guided Reading Level | P |
| ATOS Reading Level | 3.2-4.0 |
| Accelerated Reader® Points | 0.5 |
Reviews
Educator Review of Animal Battles
In this series, the reader learns about a variety of animals and their characteristics (i.e. sharp claws, sharp teeth, agility, speed, etc.) that makes them good fighters. The book compares the two animals and allows the reader to hypothesize which animal would win in a battle. The beautiful photographs of each book capture the readers’ attention and support the informational text within the book. The books are very engaging and are a joy to read! These non-fiction books include numerous non-fiction text features to support the reader in understanding the important facts in the book. Some non-fiction text features included in each book are engaging photographs, maps, a table of contents, labels, headings, bold-faced words, a diagram, a glossary, and an index. Get your popcorn ready and read to find out about who would win in the
Animal Battles Series!
SLJ Review of Animal Battles
The titles in this series have animals facing off in a mostly realistic, albeit dramatic, battle. The animals pitted against each other in each book are from similar habitats and could cross paths in the wild. While there aren’t graphic photos of the battle, there are photos of the predators capturing their food. Each title begins by announcing the competitors, and employs short paragraphs and infographics of competitor profiles.
The layout of each page is eye-catching with an action photo of each animal and white text on a dark background, which is easy to read. Readers are informed of what secret weapons and attack moves to expect before the competitors stand off. Back matter includes a glossary, an index, and additional resources. A similar read includes the “Who Would Win” series.
VERDICT: For elementary readers who enjoy nonfiction drama.