Hajar Sharks
Around the World #
Sharks started to evolve 400 million years ago. And unlike dinosaurs, sharks managed to survive the great meteor, several mass-extinctions and ice ages. There are very small sharks as well as huge ones. There are those that just eat plankton and others that eat anything that moves or floats. All of them are exciting and impressive in their own right.
And somewhat frightening too! There are few creatures that we are so scared of despite the fact that there is more risk of dying from a coconut hitting you on your way to the beach than there is of a shark attack. Here you get the opportunity to learn more about them, look at the maps and read a few tips about how to avoid that shark attack that we all have nightmares about!
Reviews
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“They smile cheerfully and impishly at the readers as Sarah Sheppard recounts their less than pleasant eating habits. ”
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“Sarah Sheppard has an unmistakable, knowledgeable and humorous style and delivers facts […] to children from 1 – 100 years old. ”
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“Sarah Sheppard has created a comprehensive, fascinating book about these mysterious animals […]. An unbeatable combination of tickling facts and funny drawings. ”
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“Just as in her previous non-fiction books […] Sheppard strikes an excellent balance between deadly and adorable. ”
- Author
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Sarah Sheppard
- Published
- 2015
- Genre
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- Children’s
- Pages
- 48
- Reading material
Swedish edition
- Rights sold
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France, l’école des loisirs
