Find Out About Animal Camouflage

Praise

Jenkins, who has introduced many animal topics to children, this time tackles animals who hide in plain sight, whether to avoid predators or to catch their own prey. . . a good first look at the concept and will have children seeing nature in new ways.
—Kirkus Reviews

The fourth book from Jenkins and McGuinness in their “Find Out About” nonfiction series introduces young children to animal camouflage and mimicry. . . McGuinness’s approachable illustrations will invite and encourage curiosity. . . A wonderful introduction to a natural phenomenon that fascinates adults and children alike.
—School Library Journal

The mixed-media illustrations are well-designed to support points made within the text. This colorful picture book provides a helpful introduction to camouflage in nature.
—Booklist

This introduction to the many ways animals hide is overflowing with illustrations that beckon readers to look very, very closely.
—The Virginian Pilot

Illustrates how creatures can look like leaves, twigs, flowers, stones, snow, among other aspects of nature. Walks can take on new meaning with this knowledge.
—The Denton Record-Chronicle