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Where Do Animals Live?

By Katerina Gorelik

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From where they are hiding to where they call home, animals are very curious creatures. This large-format board book is full of facts about animals and their habitats and is a perfect introduction for toddlers and preschoolers to the "who lives where" in the natural world.

Discover how animals and insects like moles, mice, squirrels, bees, bats, owls, foxes, brown bears, wolves, hedgehogs, penguins, cats, and dogs live, along with clues about their behavior and way of life.

  • Each spread looks at various types of habitats, from hollows and beehives to doghouses and burrows.
  • Young children will be fascinated by how differently each of these animals makes their homes and where they choose to sleep and eat with their families.
  • Fun family story time book to read aloud or to read independently.
  • High-growth topics treated with an original approach for the youngest readers.
  • Perfect for preschool and kindergarten students and homeschool curriculums.

The bold pictures pair with the wildly informative text to capture the interest of little ones and have them asking to read it again and again!



Size: 7.0in x 9.0in  |  Pages: 24  |  12 color images
Binding: Board book
ISBN: 9780764365157
PRICE:  $9.99
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Author Bio
Katerina Gorelik was born in a small city in Russia and now lives and works in Moscow. Katerina obtained a university law degree and worked as a lawyer, but after the birth of her oldest son, she decided to drastically change her life to do what she loves most—drawing. Since 2011, she has worked as a freelance illustrator. Then, in 2015, Katerina started making children's books. She is a mother of two children and is a great animal lover, which helps her come up with topics for her books. She is the author of the Curious Creatures series, which also includes What Do Animals Eat.


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