Watch Out Below!: 3-D Battle of the Sharks

by Lisa Regan

See your favorite underwater predators like you've never seen them before--in 3-D!



Kids will love this new book that will let them get up close and personal with the coolest underwater predators. Sharks are one of the world's oldest and most fascinating creatures. There are around 400 species. Kids can learn all about different species of sharks--where they live, what they eat, how big they are, how many teeth they have, and much more. Find out about the world's scariest and safest sharks in the Top Ten Shark to Shark Encounters. See a great white shark go up against a whale shark. Read about a hammerhead shark versus a goblin shark. Who would win--a mako shark or a megamouth shark?



There is an awesome lenticular on the cover. Plus, all of the pictures in this book are in 3-D. The book comes with a pair of 3-D glasses to see the sharks swim off the page!

48 pages, Hardcover

First published June 30, 2015

About the author

Lisa Regan has written over 400 published titles, including picture books, puzzle books, children's reference and curriculum-linked workbooks. She lives in Colchester, UK, with her sons and husband.

Her work ranges from magazine-style books on fashion and sleepovers, to highly illustrated STEM titles that fit into schools and libraries lists. Her favourite topics are wildlife and geography, but she also has huge fun writing rhyming tales.

Librarian's note: There is more than one author in the Goodreads database with this name.

Reviews

[husna · Rating 5 out of 5]

this 48 page book with eye popping 3D statistics and awesome facts was infact a delight to indulge in. with each turn of a page i was dragged by the ankels into a world of shark to shark encounters. the quality of content was so imaculate i felt myself becoming more and more hooked on the visuals of each page. the last time i took my schizophrenia medication was 49 days ago, the hallucinations and delusions latey have became more and more vivid and my crippling addiction to opiods has lead to issues within the relashtionship between me and my children. ever since my wife passed away i have had no choice but to turn to drugs, they are the only sence of sedation i have within this futile plane of existance. my skin is crawling constantly, like small bugs scurring all over my body as if my corpse was dead. tiger sharks can grow as large as great whites, and they are the second-most likey to attack humans (me please). scarily, they are also much more likey to come back for a second bite. tiger sharks are nicknamed 'the rubbish bin of the ocean' (i would love to be disposed in such) as it will eat almost anything (i am begging for this shark to rip my corpse apart limb by limb). there teeth act as a can opener, allowing them to rip through tough skin and even turtle shells!!

this book is bangin'

solid 15/10 😎😎😎

[AMY · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great information about sharks and other deadly sea creatures. This would be good for reports and general learning. Great photos and facts. Kids will love this book. It also has 3D sticker. Highly recommended for Grades 3-5.

[Marina · Rating 5 out of 5]

My 7 year old loved it. It's easy for him to read and had the 3d glasses viewing to keep him coming back for each new page.

[American Mensa · Rating 4 out of 5]

I read this book with my younger cousins. Watch Out Below was a great non-fiction, informational book, with engaging 3-D images. My cousins enjoyed learning about all the different types of sharks, and how several species of sharks are endangered. Many people believe that all sharks are dangerous, terrifying animals that kill people, but through this book, the reader learns that not all sharks are dangerous to humans. My cousins loved following along in the book and looking at all the 3-D images of sharks swimming through the ocean!
This book would be great for children who are interested in sharks and love to learn! I believe that many children will like this book, especially with the interesting 3-D images! My favorite part was learning about the Wobbegong shark that is a master of disguise! I also learned about many species of sharks that I’d never even heard of before!
Review by Grace P., age 13, Mensa 76