Face to Face With Whales
National Geographic's Face to Face With Animals series
by Flip and Linda Nicklin
Face to Face With Whales is a new book in the National Geographic series Face to Face With Animals. From the
photograph of the huge humpback whale to the pod of one-tusked narwhals to the momma blue whale and its baby, author
Flip Nicklin and his wife have captured the magnificence of these splendid creatures. Each page in Whales is
filled with detailed information about the habits and lives of the many whales that inhabit our oceans. While much
of the information was not new to me, Face to Face With Whales is an excellent reference for any child with
an interest in these large, water-dwelling creatures. The authors include a section to teach readers about helping
all whales by taking care of the oceans in which they live, and a reference section with websites and additional
books to read.
The Nicklins have done their job well. From the very first page, filled with the photograph of a humpback whale's
face, its eye practically winking at us, we feel as if we've really come Face to Face With Whales. |
The Book |
National Geographic Society |
May 13, 2008 |
Hardback |
978-1-4263-0244-2 |
Juvenile Non-fiction (9-12) |
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The Reviewer |
Marcia Berneger |
Reviewed 2008 |
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