The Cutest Animals of the World Book for Kids: Stunning photos and fun facts about the most adorable animals on the planet! (Wonderful World of Animals)

Lots of details about animals nice pics

I liked the text and pictures together. Good read for children in grade school

My granddaughter loves this cute book!

Fantastic book! Grandson loves it!

I really like this book (and others in this series of books). It has fun pictures and just the right amount of info about each animal for kids to read (age range of kids I'm referring to is 9 to 11). Kids found it interesting (me too) and were eager to share specific things/pages they learned/read. Actually looked through and later read the book.

I think it’s the best way to get your child to realize what nature is like and what it can be if you look closely enough to find skills and knowledge to use it in the future life.

Nice collection of animals both popular and rare. It’s got facts and a photo of each animal. Nice bedtime books for little ones. I’d say real young kids all the way up to 12-year-olds would enjoy this one.

I have never seen such a misprint on a book. You open the book to an upside down page 35. The title page is somewhere in the middle of the book, then it goes back up to page 48 in the other direction. This was a present, I really wish I flipped through it before the return window passed.

Book is very small, compared to what it looked like in picture but that may be because I missed reading how many pages there was in description. Animals are adorable.

My 5 year old granddaughter loves this book. She particularly liked the fun facts. Prompted lots of discussion as to which of the many animals were the cutest !

Nice little book - the content is great but the soft cover is more like a magazine cover and makes the book feel cheap.

This book was very disappointing. Much smaller than expected. More like a thin paperback. Good photographs and info on the animals but just not worth the money

Purchased as part of granddaughters Christmas gift. Book is very thin, looks more like an information pamphlet for a farm or zoo. Seems expensive.