Wildlife Survival

Each book begins with a table of contents. Each page has at least one photograph of the animal in its natural habitat and an interesting fact about them on every other page. The reader first gets to know the animals and how they live in their natural habitat, followed by reasons the animals are in danger, and how people are helping them. The text is interesting to read, yet the sentences are short and easy-to-understand. Vocabulary words are in bold print and defined in the glossary. The last few pages, Just the Facts, include a map showing where the animals live and more information about their bodies, food, and why they are in danger. A conservation page tells what is being done to help them survive followed by a page explaining what children can do, including Web sites to visit. Index. Recommended.