Review: Learning is not strictly for kids.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 25, 2013
Am I the only adult who can still find knowledge and learn new things from books that are meant for kids?? I hope not because I will admit without the slightest shame that I'm not the all knowledgeable adult I should be. Interesting enough I pick up a lot of nice info from kid's books, they're easier to read and understand plus the fact that they're not overloaded with scientific jargon that tires my head after a while.Now to the book..The author says that the book is for kids without mentioning from what age and after reading it, personally I think kids above 5 yrs could fully benefit from this but then it also depends how advance your kid is. That is just my opinion & others may think differently.The book explains clearly the evolutions of the butterflies and moths. Yes, it does speak of moths too ! I am sure you as a parent will learn as much as your child from the facts that's given in this book. These facts perhaps you may think are insignificant to your lives but they are significant to nature and the environment we live in. Living in a world without butterflies would mean one day living in a world without plants.The images were nice and clear although I would have loved to see more of these magnificent creatures in the book. That's just the greedy part of me talking of course !I'm giving this book a five star because I enjoyed reading it and I did learn something from it and I would be recommending this book to my friends as well.