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| Great white sharks swim in the sea. Cheetahs run across the land. Parrot snakes slide along tree branches. But they all eat meat. Engaging text and stunning photos invite young readers to compare and contrast three of the world’s fiercest predators. |
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| Behind the Book |
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| “I love the title of this book, but I can’t take credit for it. Editor Shelby Alinsky already had it in mind when she asked me to write the book. |
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| “At the time, I happened to be doing a week of school visits in upstate New York, so I asked the kids what they thought the book should be about. And, boy, did they have some great ideas. |
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| “Thanks to those thoughtful young pre-writing wizards, the book has a strong compare and contrast structure and focuses on three predators that belong to different animal groups (fish, mammal, reptile), live in different environments (ocean, savanna, forest), and hunt in different ways.” |
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| by Melissa Stewart |
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National Geographic
Children's Books, 2017 |
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| for ages 5-7 |
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| ISBN 978-1-42632-811-4 |
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| Purchase this book at your local independent bookseller or Amazon.com. |
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