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Read book Don't Let
Them Disappear
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Description
PreS-Gr 2-Clinton's latest picture book is an ode to 12 animal species in danger of extinction. Those
familiar with her past works will recognize the format: a collection of factual blurbs rather than one long
narrative. A spread is devoted to each animal, always accompanied by a short explanatory paragraph. The
text may be sparse, but there is not one wasted word. Readers will enjoy engaging with fun facts and
vocabulary for animal groups (an 'embarrassment' of giant pandas or a 'crash' of rhinos, for example). In
addition to the informational paragraph, bullet points are included for each animal which state its
endangerment status, the reason for that status, and its geographic location. Marino's gouache illustrations
are accurate yet whimsical and convey the personality of each animal. This book will get a lot of traction as
a science or social studies curriculum addition and does not need to be read in order to be useful as a
learning tool. It will also be an appealing cover-to-cover read for animal lovers. Useful endnotes include an
explanation of the human-made reasons some animals are in danger of disappearing, as well as action items
for those who want to do more to save them. VERDICT A sure bet for elementary school libraries.-Lindsay
Jensen, Nashville Public Libraryα(c) Copyright 2011. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of
Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted. Read more Praise for Don't Let Them Disappear:
'A winning heads up for younger readers just becoming aware of the wider natural world.' --Kirkus
Reviews'An inviting . . . appeal to care for the planet and its most vulnerable creatures.' --Publishers
Weekly'A sure bet for elementary school libraries.' --SLJ Read more See all Editorial Reviews