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Book Review
Bats, Bugs, and Biodiversity by Susan E. Goodman is about
a group of nine American students who travel into the Amazonian
rain forest of Peru.
The students meet the local people and learn about the way they
live. They use ropes to climb into the tree canopy where they study
the local plants and animals. The photographs are bright and colorful.
The 14-year-old students thought that the rain forest meant nothing
but when they studied it, they found out that it means a lot. The
reader can follow the story in an organized way because it feels
like you are there on the trip. The book has a long glossary and
a list of books for further reading.
I would recommend this 5-star book to kids in grades 4 through
8.
~ Josie Tanguay, Hawthorne School
"Read, Write & Win!" 2004 First Place / 3rd Grade
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