
This
book about spiders would be best suited for middle school children
because there is a lot of text involved. Though the language used is
easy to understand, each page has lots of words on it and it can get a
bit lengthy to read. However, the information is all accurate and
there are a lot of interesting facts to learn from the book. There are
amazing, large, close-up photos of spiders that help children to learn
about insects as well as appreciate them. The blurb in the back of the
book about the research the author put into this book is very
impressive. The index and glossary were also beneficial. After reading
this book, children will feel informed and awed – especially by the
pictures. Smaller children would enjoy that aspect as well as the
colorful entertaining layout of the book but they will most likely find
it too long to sit through.

Annual Seuss-a-thon event draws book-lovers of all ages to the Center for Children's Literature.

Exhibit featured original work by children's book authors and illustrators.