How Animals Breathe
by Melissa Stewart
Newbridge Publishing, 2003
for Grades 1 to 3
ISBN 978–1‑4007–3786‑4
Purchase this book at your local independent bookseller or Amazon.com.
Simple text and large, beautiful photos compare the ways in which a variety of animals breathe. Learn how mammals, fish, insects, and other creatures get the oxygen their bodies need.
Behind the Book
“When editor Marilyn Salomon called to offer me this project, I initially said no. The deadline was tight, and I had just finished a huge project and wanted to take a break. But Marilyn soon convinced me that the topic was so intriguing that I couldn’t pass it up. So I delved into the research, learning about the book lungs of spiders, the spiracles of insects, the gills of fish and other water creatures, and of course our lungs. I learned that some frogs take in up to half of their air through their skin and a few turtles can breathe through their butts! Aren’t animals amazing!”
by Melissa Stewart
Newbridge Publishing, 2003
for Grades 1 to 3
ISBN 978–1‑4007–3786‑4
Purchase this book at your local independent bookseller or Amazon.com.