Lesser Spotted Animals
Martin Brown
Bison are banned and tigers are taboo. Say goodbye to the gnu, cheerio to the cheetah and poo poo to the panda. The world of Lesser Spotted Animals STARTS HERE! Discover the brilliant beasts you never knew you needed to know about - from the numbat to the zorilla and everything in between. Martin Brown's wonderfully funny and fact-tastic writing, teamed with his fabulous illustrations and tummy-tickling jokes, is a winning combination.
Reviews
It was brilliant
Anonymous 26.08.2021
I found this book really interesting as I have found out all about loads of different animals that I never even knew existed! I found this book really funny as well and I can't wait to read the next one!
Anonymous 27.07.2021
I liked this book because it was about animals it has a lot of detail about the animals and where they live.
Anonymous 23.08.2020
I would recommend this book because it tells you lots of facts about animals that normal books don’t mention and it is funny. My favourite chapter is the sand cat.
Anonymous 18.08.2020
I would recommend the book because it’s about animals that normal books don’t mention and it had lots of interesting facts. The sand cat was my favourite
Anonymous 18.08.2020
I like it but there won't much information
Anonymous 15.08.2020
Random animals that you never need to know about
Anonymous 17.07.2020
A*
Anonymous 10.04.2019
I already knew the gaur
Anonymous 29.08.2018
Older aged children's book but good interesting read
Anonymous 09.08.2017
This is a very good book about the worlds' lesser spotted animals. After reading it I now know lots of odd and interesting facts about unusual animals. Everyone should read this book!
Anonymous 07.08.2017
This book was really funny and I found out lots about new interesting animals.
Anonymous 04.08.2017
I liked everything
Anonymous 07.07.2017
It's a non-fiction book about animals - loads of lesser spotted animals. I liked it. I would recommend this to anyone who likes animals. In one word: awesome!
Anonymous 16.06.2017
Includes great information and brilliant pictures for little ones as well.Recommended for children over the age of 6+.
Anonymous 17.05.2017