Review RAVE REVIEWS FOR NIGHT ANIMALS Truly remarkable illustrations clearly convey the book's raucous activity and feature beautifully rendered animals standing in sharp contrast to pitch black backgrounds This eye-catching, slapstick foray into the worrisome night will light up the room with smiles. - Booklist, starred review. Night Animals By Gianna Marino Illustrator Gianna Marino Narrator Editor Photographed by Choose format Paperback Book $4.46 LIST PRICE: $5.95 YOU SAVE: $1.49 (25 %) ADD TO CART. In Marino's sweet-tempered nocturnal comedy, large, scary animals flee from the threat of still larger and scarier animals. Marino (Following Papa's Song) paints her detailed animal portraits on black backgrounds, paying fine attention to composition and the textures of fur. A skunk asks a possum hiding in a hollow tree stump what he's doing. What Kind of Book is Night Animals Topics bedtime animals nocturnal animals the environment science and nature feeling scared opossums. Gianna finally landed a full-time freelance gig designing toys for children, but after several years in a corporate box with no windows, she left for good and began painting, illustrating and writing books for children. Do your kids know about nocturnal animals? Animals who sleep during the day and are active during the night? about nocturnal animals like bats, owls, foxes, and raccoons in these illuminating books about the world of the dark. Praise Truly remarkable illustrations clearly convey the book's raucous activity and feature beautifully rendered animals standing in sharp contrast to pitch black backgrounds This eye-catching, slapstick foray into the worrisome night will light up the room with smiles. -. Something's out there in the dark! First Possum hears it. Then Skunk. Then Wolf comes running."What could it possibly be? asks Bat. Night Animals! the animals declare. But you are night animals, Bat informs this not. RAVE REVIEWS FOR NIGHT ANIMALS* Truly remarkable illustrations clearly convey the book's raucous activity and feature beautifully rendered animals standing in sharp contrast to pitch black backgrounds This eye-catching, slapstick foray into the worrisome night will light up the room with smiles. - Booklist, starred review.
