This teaches about how different teeth do different jobs, while providing kids all kinds of zany pictures to enjoy (I mean, what’s not to love about a kid with walrus tusks?).

Note: I received a digital review copy of this book from the publisher through NetGalley. ( )

Fun and informative book about all teeth and their functions. The book gave fun facts about teeth and taught us about each individual tooth. ( )

It was a good read-aloud possibly as it had a question on the right-hand page and you had to flip to find out why it had which set of teeth. It gave lots of vocabulary about tooth names and what the purpose of size and number of each of those types of teeth would be. The glossary in the back could be helpful if a student was reading it on their own. I could also see if this was a class read0aloud, creating our own vocabulary list would be beneficial. I tried to find an easier read for maybe younger students or just a good read-aloud in general. The book was fine, it could be engaging if you make it engaging but it doesn't quite carry itself. ( )

This book teaches young children about teeth. They learn about mammal teeth, what they are used for and which animals have various teeth. They also learn what they call animals that eat certain types of food (herbivores, omnivores, carnivores). It does touch upon reptiles and fish but just at the end, the book is basically about mammals. The illustrations are amazing. The colourful, detailed pictures will pull in the curious reader, especially the boys who like yucky, weird stuff. The book is not boring with just facts, it is told in a fun, engaging way. The author also includes additional resources and websites at the end.

I would recommend this book for primary students (4 to 8) especially when they are learning about the body and its jobs as well as about animals.

I received a copy of this book from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. ( )