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That's Gross! Weird & Disgusting Aussie Animals
Have you ever heard of poo-eating koalas? No? What about spew-shooting seabirds or bum-breathing turtles? This beastly book of grossness is full of intestine-twisting info about Aussie Animals that will make you shout out, "That's gross!" over and over again.
You can even rate how revolting the animals are with the gross-o-meter stickers included inside. You'll freak out your family and friends with these foul facts, so strap in your stomach and get ready to get grossed out!
You can even rate how revolting the animals are with the gross-o-meter stickers included inside. You'll freak out your family and friends with these foul facts, so strap in your stomach and get ready to get grossed out!
68 pages, Paperback
First published December 1, 2011
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November 7, 2011
This 64 page book, takes the reader through chapters like “Disgusting Dinners”, “Odd Bods”, “Oozy, Gooey Bodily Fluids” and “Weird Weapons”. The text reveals little-known “gross” facts about Aussie animals, while the busy, blood-splattered, slime-dripping design is set to appeal to the lucrative male “Tweenies” market (boys aged 7–12).
The book features 50+ stickers which add an interactive element to the book and allow the reader to “rate the grossness” of selected facts, and add speech bubbles to designated spaces, so kids can express with a selection of responses, what the animals may be thinking.
This is book is a fun, busy and somewhat unruly approach to educating kids on nature. The book speaks to its demographic in their language and tone and information is presented in a funky graphic format.
The book features 50+ stickers which add an interactive element to the book and allow the reader to “rate the grossness” of selected facts, and add speech bubbles to designated spaces, so kids can express with a selection of responses, what the animals may be thinking.
This is book is a fun, busy and somewhat unruly approach to educating kids on nature. The book speaks to its demographic in their language and tone and information is presented in a funky graphic format.
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