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Big Cats: Internet Linked (Discovery Program)
Big Cats: Internet Linked (Discovery Program)
Authors: Jonathan Sheikh-miller, Stephanie Turnbull
Creator: John Woodcock
Publisher: Usborne Books
Category: Book

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Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars 4 reviews
Sales Rank: 1815195

Media: Paperback
Reading Level: Ages 4-8
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 47
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.7
Dimensions (in): 9.4 x 7.5 x 0.2

ISBN: 0794501435
Dewey Decimal Number: 599.75
EAN: 9780794501433
ASIN: 0794501435

Publication Date: January 2003
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Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars When the claws come out.   April 1, 2005
 1 out of 1 found this review helpful

The book that I had read was called "Big Cats." It was a interesting book. It informed the reader of interesting facts and locations of these giant felines. I would definitly recommend this book to cat lovers. The book is filled with all sorts of interesting facts. It hits on the subject of habitats and behaviors of cats in the wild. It talks about how thier becoming endangered due to hunting and deforestation.The reader is bound to learn at least one fact when through reading this book.


5 out of 5 stars big cats   March 25, 2005
This book tells you what big cats look like were they live what they eat how they eat. which oness are a threat to man kind. did you know that cheetah can top its speed out at 115kph thats (70mph). I think the purpose of this book is to let people learn about big cats.
I think the audience of this book would be cat lovers.
I'm not a cat lover but i really liked this book because I enjoy learning about animals.
josh i.



5 out of 5 stars Man eating Machines   March 24, 2005
The purpose of this book is to give you information on tigers and where they live. The audience of this book I think should be teen-agers and up but it could be suitable for children above the age of seven. The dialouge is dimotic and easier to understand for most educated people, then it is for example children.This book tells about the types of tigers and other interesting cats that are worth noting.It tells about where the tigers and other big cats live. How they hunt and how big their hunting area is. How much food they intake at one sitting and
how long they will go without food after eating a big meal.
This book tells about how they kill their prey and it even tells some of their killing tatics.One of the big cats known as the cheatah looks like a greyhound dog. I think you sould read this book if your looking for an infomational book.
Maria G



5 out of 5 stars Big Cats, Big Praise   March 21, 2005
This books main purpose is to inform the reader about the world of big cats. Good reading skills is an essential in reading this book. These skills will enable you to better understand this book. I would recommend this book in the near future but maybe not in 20 years because the information may change. Usborne Discovery: Big Cats captures all the aspects of big cats. It shows glorious images of big cats to help illustrate the text. This book also compares big cats to domesticated house cats to help the reader connect and experience what the author is informing the reader. They go in depth with everything from big cat mating to myths and legends about big cats. Sections and pictures from this book can be accessed online. I love animals and still learned some interesting facts from this book like the fact that tigers cannot roar. This book allows the reader to experience an animal that they may never get to experience up close.
Megan S.


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