The author also references the popularity of “the fish see in cartoon movies” (a clown fish and blue tang pictured), with one of the children noting that the “common goldfish makes a better pet.” It’s an entertaining primer for families in the market for a pet fish. With fun graphics and fascinating facts, this title offers beginning readers an informative introduction to snails.

“The hagfish is a fish with no spine!” McCloskey’s artwork also reflects the book’s push-and-pull relationship between facts and fun: the featured fish are often painted in realistic detail (six opening pages offer an A to Z tour of 26 distinctive fish, including a true-to-its name footballfish, a glum-looking monkeyface prickleback, and a slightly nightmarish viperfish. Kevin McCloskey Giggle and learn with a book thats as informative as it is silly The One We Fell in Love With Paige Toon SELECTED. “ Almost all fish!” squawks a green parrot that appears in most scenes. Two elementary school age children serve as guides, sharing details about fish, but the hashtag #notallfish could easily apply: when the children explain that fish have scales and bones, and that they breathe through gills, these facts are quickly qualified. The facts behind a fish thats worth its weight in gold.Some fish brea. Like McCloskey’s We Dig Worms! and The Real Poop on Pigeons!, this overview of fish big and small (mostly small) takes an irreverent approach to its subject. Read reviews from world’s largest community for readers. Something's Fishy - (Giggle and Learn) by Kevin McCloskey (Paperback) 7.99When purchased online In Stock Add to cart About this item Specifications Dimensions (Overall): 5.83 Inches (H) x 8.82 Inches (W) x.

Something's Fishy by Kevin McCloskey