On every left page in this book ask "who's like me?" On the right of every page it gives four flaps for the child to guess which animal is similar. Then it explains why the animals are similar. For example, The bunny is on the left and the animal on the left is a fox. "How are they similar?" They are both mammals who are furry. ( )

This book should be nonfiction. The information is all true. It was a very good comparison and contrast book. The best part was the flaps because they hint what the animal behind it will be. This book could be used when doing venn diagrams or something along those lines. Very cute imagery! ( )

A delightful introduction to animal classification for preschoolers with lift-the-flaps and wonderful retro illustrations. ( )

Colorful pictures and engaging flip-the-flap pages draw in the reader to a world filled with different types of animals. This book provides easy to read, as well as understand, information on the classification of animals. The classes include: birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, and fish. This text, used in conjunction with "What Will I Be," are awesome resources for teaching. They teach make different reading strategies, such as making predictions and inferences. I recommend these books to anyone with a child or student in grades K through 3. ( )

This book teaches the different classifications of animals and allows children to make predictions. Also, children can match the animal that is like or similar to the other one using these prediction skills as well. I really enjoyed this book and used it for a science lesson. The kids were very engaged in the book and loved it! ( )