These factual books are full of 100 pieces of information grouped into topics, in this case including 'Clever Caterpillars' and 'Growing Up'. The contents page is really clear, and even my 6 year old chose to stop and look at it to see what was ahead.
Each of the 100 Facts is given an individual paragraph or two. Breaking up the text makes it much more fun for a child to read, makes the page look much more interesting, and is great for children who aren't yet ready to read pages full of writing. It allows lovely and varied use of illustrations, photographs, diagrams and other images, which draws children in even more, and really maintains their interest.
My children really enjoyed 100 Facts: Butterflies And Moths. They were fascinated by the close up photographs, and the 'hairy' moths. Realising a butterflies wing is made from scales was astounding, and they have really learnt a lot more than I'd realised they would, and pretty much felt the need to run and tell me every single fact they read. Clearly a hit.
100 Facts: Butterflies And Moths is written by Steve Parker (consultant Barbara Taylor), and published by Miles Kelly Children's Books. The rrp is £6.99 (although at the time of typing it is reduced to £4.00) and it has 48 full colour pages in a large format glossy paperback.
I think these books have a lot to offer any Primary aged child, and really do support their learning within school. To find out more or to see the huge range of titles available, take a look at the Miles Kelly website or our previous post, where we reviewed 100 Facts: Science and 100 Facts: Inventions.
Miles Kelly have very kindly offered 2 of my readers a copy of Butterflies And Moths. Entry to the giveaway is by Gleam form below. No entry is mandatory, but each extra task completed earns you more entries into the final draw. Full terms and conditions at the bottom of the Gleam form, UK entries only, the giveaway will end at midnight Sunday 24th July.
To see all of my other giveaways, including more children's books, take a look at my giveaways page...
100 Facts: Butterflies And Moths from Miles Kelly Giveaway (2 Winners).
We were sent our copy of 100 Facts: Butterflies & Moths for review.
I rather fancy being a butterfly as they are so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI would choose a butterfly as their colours are so beautiful xx
ReplyDeleteA butterfly because they are beautiful colours.
ReplyDeleteA butterfly because they are more colourful and flutter!
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ReplyDeleteA butterfly as they are much prettier x
ReplyDeleteI'd be a butterfly flitting from flower to flower in the sunshine.
ReplyDeleteA butterfly as they are always so graceful and beautiful to look at -the colours are amazing
ReplyDeletebutterfly im a colourful person so id be a colourful butterfly
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a butterfly because they are so elegant, and have loads of freedom.
ReplyDeleteI'd probably be a Moth as I'm more of a night person, love clothes ;) and am attracted to the wrong things all the time! x
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a butterfly because of their ethereal qualities.
ReplyDeletea butterfly i am a daytime person not a night, plus love flowers @msedollyp
ReplyDeleteButterfly their amazing and beautiful
ReplyDeleteButterflies as moths scare me a little and butterfly have the most beautiful colourful patterns!
ReplyDeleteButterfly because I would love all the flowers I could land on
ReplyDeletea butterly because they look so beautiful
ReplyDeleteI think I'd choose to be a butterfly, moths just seem to be attracted to light bulbs and end up squished!
ReplyDeleteas much as I enjoy the night, I'd feel much more appreciated as a butterfly
ReplyDeleteA butterfly! Moths always scare me a little :)
ReplyDeleteA Butterfly, they have lovely patterns
ReplyDeleteA butterfly as i would love to explore the world in daylight :) X
ReplyDeleteA butterfly as they are pretty and I of course would be a pretty butterfly !
ReplyDeleteA butterfly -because I would get a headache banging into light bulbs all night if I was a moth
ReplyDeleteButterfly, as can be Beautifully colourful.
ReplyDeleteRachel Craig
A butterfly, true beauty
ReplyDeleteA butterfly because of their beauty
ReplyDeleteA butterfly has butterfly's are so beautiful and also my granddaughter loves butterfly's ,Her birthday is coming up and this is such a super chance cheers xx
ReplyDeleteA butterfly as they're pretty
ReplyDeleteA moth because I'm more of a night person and I don't like to stand out like butterflies do :)
ReplyDeleteI would choose a butterfly
ReplyDeleteWould be a Cinnebar moth they're stunning
ReplyDeletebutterflies are beautiful x
ReplyDeleteA butterfly - I love all the colours!
ReplyDeleteA butterfly, I love being out in the garden amongst the flowers
ReplyDeleteA butterfly, I love being out in the garden amongst the flowers
ReplyDeleteA butterfly as they are a lot prettier xxx
ReplyDeleteButterfly as beautiful to watch fluttering
ReplyDeleteI would choose to be a butterfly, as although you can get bright and colourful moths, butterflies tend to have beautiful colours. They are so delicate, dainty and elegant (something I am not at all in real life!!) too!
ReplyDeletedefo a butterfly there is something about them xx
ReplyDeleteButterfly they are so pretty
ReplyDeleteI would choose to be a butterfly. They are so beautiful!
ReplyDeletea butterfly because they are prettier and people welcome them into their gardens
ReplyDeleteA butterfly because i just love them ,they are so beautiful
ReplyDeleteButterfly, so beautiful x
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