Now in paperback! A collection of clever poems introduces animals that use camouflage in order to find (or avoid being) dinner. Perfect for kids aged 4 to 8.

Engaging poems and intricate cut-paper illustrations feature nineteen species that use camouflage to hide from danger and blend in with their natural environment.
 
Contributor Bio(s)
 
David L. Harrison is serving as poet laureate of Missouri. He has published more than eighty books, has been a keynote speaker or presenter at 265 state, regional, and national conferences in thirty states and has an elementary school named after him. David's first book for children, The Boy with a Drum, was released in 1969 and has sold two million copies.

Author Residence: Springfield, MO

Author Hometown: Springfield, MO

Giles Laroche has illustrated many children's books and both wrote and illustrated If You Lived Here: Houses of the World (Houghton Mifflin). Every illustration he makes involves drawing, cutting, painting, and gluing--and often has seven or eight layers. www.gileslaroche.com

Illustrator Residence:Salem, MA

Illustrator Hometown:Berlin, NH