Zebras: Striped Grass-Grazers

Name: Zebras: Striped Grass-Grazers
ISBN: 9780736809689

For the curious child eager to discover more about the animal kingdom, this book introduces the captivating world of zebras, from their stripes to their habitats.

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About This Book

A parent might reach for this book when their young child is just beginning to ask questions about the animal kingdom, sparked by a zoo visit or a nature documentary. "Zebras: Striped Grass-Grazers" is a perfect first nonfiction read, offering simple, clear facts about where zebras live, what they eat, and why they have their famous stripes. It gently introduces the concept of family herds and the mother-child bond in the animal world, fostering curiosity and a sense of wonder. Ideal for early elementary-aged children, this book satisfies their quest for knowledge with engaging photos and easy-to-digest text, making it a great choice for building vocabulary and encouraging a love for learning about nature.

Curiosity & Wonder Animals Nature & Outdoors Love & Family Family & Siblings

What Parents Should Know

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Mentions that lions are predators of zebras in a factual, non-graphic context.

Sensitive Topics

The topic of predators (lions) is mentioned as a natural threat to zebras. The approach is direct and factual, framing it as part of the circle of life. The text states that lions hunt zebras, but there are no graphic depictions of a hunt or violence. The resolution is simply an understanding of the zebra's place in its ecosystem.