" Aimed for grades 3-5, but I think it could go higher. I found it very interesting and did not realize their were so many different kinds of jellyfish. I actually learned a lot! The photography is amazing. Great for research projects on animals/sea creatures etc. " Lynn said.
"This Nature's Children series from Scholastic will be especially interesting for readers who are fans of the different animals featured in each book. Each text page can be read individually without losing the flow of the text because each one stands alone within the topic. All text pages have either a title or subtitle, in this text feature rich book. Photography is sharp and zoomed in, each has a caption, and no two are alike when exposing different specimens of jellyfish. Font is rather small, even for a fluent reader who wants to devour the information.The Fact File which is the very first page of text in the book, even before the Table of Contents, is truly scientific, which will enthrall young scientists. The text features at the end of the book are extremely helpful: Glossary, a 2 page spread Habitat Map, and a list of resources both print and electronic, to further learn about the Jellyfish." Rochelle said.