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“Many are the creatures that share our world, many are the lives that we will never see”

I wouldn‘t use this book in my classroom. I don‘t see it fitting with a lesson

I really liked how this book appreciated and celebrated nature. The illustrations were really pretty

“Many kinds of living things have already been lost. Some have disappeared before we've had a chance to find them.“

I would definitely read this book to my first graders so they understand how big our Earth really is. I also want to read this book to show the importance of taking care of our Earth so we can help our species throughout the world.

This beautifully illustrated book entails the factual information of different species and organisms within Earth. It also displays the importance of how human's need to protect the Earth so we can help protect many of our living things. Throughout the illustrations and text, it thoroughly discusses that there are millions and millions of species!

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How many different kinds of living things are there on our planet?

This book would be perfect in an early childhood classroom. The words and pictures are big and the text is easy to read.

This book was a great way for young children to visualize how diverse life on Earth is. Being young, many children probably believe there are only the animals at their home and the zoo int he world. This book demonstrated that all animals eat and that there are all sorts of animals in the world.

“there are just so many living things!”

Great book!! Would definitely read this in the future. talks about the planet and how to protect it along with animal facts. Super fun and interesting!

This non fiction book is all about the different living things on our planet. It goes between a cute poetic feeling text to short interesting facts about living creatures. This story has beautiful and colorful illustration of those living things. It bring attention to the book and to the information it presents. I loved how it tells a story but also has facts tied in

“We have learned that every kind of living is part of a big, beautiful complicated pattern.”

This was super cool. The illustrations were so beautiful. It gave so much insight on so many different things.

Many: The Diversity of Life on Earth by Nicola Davies is a piece of nonfiction. It was published in 2017. It talks about how there are so many living things on our planet. It also gave great examples of each living thing that was brought up. It also talks about how living things eat, and their life functions.

“ There are two kinds of elephants, African and Asian, and more than six hundred kinds of oak trees.“

I love the pictures in this that keep the readers interested and it's not overly wordy or too abstract.

Published in 2017 this nonfiction book is a great way to incorporate informational text into the classroom. With gorgeous illustrations that keep the books lively the story talks about the many different creatures that roam the earth with us. This book gives a lot of good information on animals and such and is a good book to gets kids feet wet on learning about different species.

“Many kinds of living things have already been lost. Some have disappeared before we‘ve had a chance to find them.”

This is such a cute book!! Much needed for the classroom and the illustrations are adorable.

Many: The Diversity of Life on Earth by Nicola Davies published in 2017 discussed how many different kinds of living things there are on our planet.

“There are two kinds of elephants, African and Asian, and more than six hundred kinds of oak trees.“

This book can be brought into the classroom for many purposes and subjects

This is a simplistic way of teaching children so many different things about the world. The facts are accurate, however, simple enough for elementary students to understand.

A fun book to read in the classroom to learn about all lives and about diversity in the world.

This book allows children to look into what our earth is made up of and that there are so many diverse aspects to it. There is life living up high and down low, to the right and to the left, in the air and in the water, everywhere!! This book teaches students a good lesson that life revolves around in many places and that there are many other living things besides ourselves. Genre: Nonfiction; Published: 2017; Illustrator: Emily Sutton

“Human beings are part of the pattern, too, and we need to make sure it stays big, beautiful, and complicated...”

The illustrations are out of this world. With attention to detail, there are so many animals hiding on each page and could be a fun game to play with kiddos.

Such a great informational book. I love the aspect of telling an important story, but having little fun facts along the way. The story teaches a valuable lesson to children about taking care of the earth and all species. I would love to have this book in my classroom.

Nonfiction. This book is perfect for you g children because of its engaging and informative. It also gets children understanding how important protecting our environment is at a you get age which could help raise a generation of environmentally aware people.

Many: The Diversity of Life on Earth by Nicola Davies and illustrated by Emily Sutton, 2017. This is a wonderful nonfiction story that informs us of how beautiful and diverse our world is but also how we need to protect that diversity that we have. The illustrations are rich and as beautiful as what they depict and they really make the book engaging.