“After a brief introduction to the smallest and largest shark species, Do You Really Want to Meet a Shark? follows an inquisitive girl on a cage-diving expedition to meet a great white. Author Cari Meister’s second-person text and Daniele Fabbri’s bold cartoon illustrations add immediacy to the experience. Peppered with facts, warnings, and questions, the text focuses mainly on the dangers of interacting with sharks rather than their habitat, diet, and behaviors. ”
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Do You Really Want to Meet an Anteater?
A child travels to Brazil, observes an anteater’s behavior in the wild, and learns about its eating and survival habits. This illustrated narrative nonfiction book includes a range map, glossary, and further resources.
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Do You Really Want to Meet a Cape Buffalo?
A child goes on an African safari and observes the behavior of Cape buffalo in the wild as they defend their herd.
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Do You Really Want to Meet a Cheetah?
A child travels to Africa to go on a safari to look for a cheetah in the wild, learns how they catch their prey, and observes how fast they can run. This illustrated narrative nonfiction book includes a range map, glossary, and further resources.
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Do You Really Want to Meet a Chimpanzee?
A child visits Africa and goes on a safari to observe chimpanzees in the wild. This illustrated narrative nonfiction book includes a range map, glossary, and further resources.
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Do You Really Want to Meet an Elephant?
A child learns about domesticated elephants and then goes on a trip to Sri Lanka to view Asian elephants in the wild.
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Do You Really Want to Meet a Fox?
A child goes outdoors in North America in the winter to observe a fox's behavior in the wild and learn about its hunting habits. This illustrated narrative nonfiction book includes a range map, glossary, and further resources.
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Do You Really Want to Meet a Kangaroo?
A child goes on an adventure to Australia to view kangaroos in the wild and learns how dangerous they can be when fighting over mates.
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Do You Really Want to Meet a Lion?
A child goes on a safari in Africa and observes lions hunting and lions' behavior in their pride.
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Do You Really Want to Meet a Moose?
A child goes on an adventure in a national park, learns how to track moose in the wild, and learns not to bother a baby moose with its mother.
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Do You Really Want to Meet an Octopus?
A child travels to Australia, observes a blue-ringed octopus in the ocean, and learns about its eating habits. This illustrated narrative nonfiction book includes a range map, glossary, and further resources.
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Do You Really Want to Meet a Shark?
A child learns about several shark species and then goes on a cage diving adventure to meet a great white shark.
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Do You Really Want to Meet a Weasel?
A child goes to the nearby wilderness in North America to observe a weasel’s behavior in the wild and learn about its habits as a predator. This illustrated narrative nonfiction book includes a range map, glossary, and further resources.
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Do You Want to Meet? (paperbacks)
Titles in this popular narrative nonfiction adventure series feature animals from the ocean to Africa to Australia. Child adventurers become wildlife tourists and make firsthand observations about the animals. According to Booklist, "This engaging and original take on a perennially popular subject will be a welcome addition to school and public library collections." Each title features a world range map and additional resources list for further study.
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Complete Series of 12: your price $119.88

Formats: Paperback
Available in Reinforced Library Binding and eBook.
Pages: 24
Trim Size: 9.25" x 8.25"
“One of the few informational series to incorporate the use of illustrations instead of photographs into the narrative, the style of which matches the text well. The titles follow a pattern of a child going off to “meet” or see a particular animal in the wild, learning more about their behavior and habitats along the way, and answering the question of why one may or may not want to meet one of these wild creatures. This structure makes the series well suited to share with a group. There is a nice mix of subjects, from orcas to badgers, camels to owls. VERDICT Because of its uncommon format (for series nonfiction), this is a pleasant addition to animal collections for the very young. ”—Series Made Simple