The concept of camouflage in the animal kingdom is effectively introduced to emerging readers. The cover shows what looks like baby leopards but inside the scope is limited to animals we'd find in our own North American backyards. ( )

Clever introduction of a concept book on camouflage, nothing special but not a disappointing book. The book introduces readers to the world of animal camouflage and animal disguises. It is fun to try to find the camouflage animals throughout every page. The illustrations are well done, precise, clean, and very detailed. I did like the text in the aspect that there are many interesting, odd, unique animals that are in the book. I can see this book as a useful tool, students would enjoy looking through the illustrations to discover the hiding animals, while learning from the text along the way. The book has a grown-up, education feel to it, a bit different from other concept books that I have come across. I have noticed that many of the concept books are very childish and drawn to a young audience. The book belongs to the LET'S-READ-AND-FIND-OUT SCIENCE. ( )