The Clarke Historical Library received a new children’s book that is really interesting. Did you know that you can tell a male and female giraffe by looking at the top of their horns? (The top of a male giraffe’s horns are bald but the top of the females horns are fuzzy.) Or that a beaver’s front teeth never stop growing? Or that pigs are very good swimmers? Or that a kangaroo cannot move backward?
All of these interesting animal facts can be found in our newest children’s book titled Out of Sight by Bernadette Gervais and Francesco Pittau. It is a gorgeous lift-the-flap book. It is written for Kindergarten through grade 2, but you will find that children and adults alike find it very entertaining and educational!
Stop in and take a look at this fun book in the Clarke Library soon!
