Going Lobstering
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Each book explores family life and challenges of survival through irresistible full-color photographs and an engaging text. A compelling conclusion teaches young readers about efforts being taken to protect these animals.Children's LiteratureThe photographs are fabulous. The opening page shows a big suspended over the petals of a flower. The hairs make it look fuzzy and friendly although bees can and do sting when alarmed. Starosta provides an excellent account of bees-how they live, roles in the hive and nature, methods of communication and a quick look at the bee family. The clear pictures on a white background and the informative text should provide a good start for kids who are curious about nature. This offering joins many others in the "Animal Close-Ups" series. 1992 (orig.
