Amphibians (Animal Classification) Paperback – 15 Jun 2016

This is an excellently written, colourful and well-illustrated 32-page booklet that takes a selection of amphibians (frogs, newts, salamanders, toads, etc.) and explains how they are classified by scientists; and how and why they are related (the various amphibians that is - not the scientists, who are usually mammals). The book is aimed at aimed at a young reader, but adults can read it and still learn something. Each page has a large colourful photograph with short piece of descriptive text and a caption, printed in a large easy-to-read font. Some words are highlighted to direct you to the Glossary at the back.The Contents are –P04: Meet the amphibiansP06: Body shapeP08: On the moveP10: Warming upP12: Changing shapeP14: Masses of eggsP16: TadpolesP18: never grow upP20: Becoming an adultP22: Slippery skinP24: Tree frogsP26: One incredible amphibianP28: QuizP30: GlossaryP31: Find out moreP32: Index