Big Cat for Little Wandle Fluency - Talk to the Tail: Fluency 1
Paperback
Fluency 1 books have a word count of 2880 words with an expected reading rate of 60 words per minute.
What if animals could talk? Charlie and his assistance dog visit the zoo and learn about all the wonderful ways that animals and insects communicate in this exciting non-fiction book. From buzzing bees to roaring tigers, it's time to start chatting!
RRP: £6.99
ISBN
978-0-00-862457-6
Publication Date
11-09-2023
Format
Paperback
Pages
80 pages
Dimensions
129x186mm
Author
Jeanne Willis, Illustrated by Isabella Grott, Prepared for publication by Collins Big Cat
I chose animal communication as the theme for my story because I’m always channelling my inner-Dr Doolittle to try and understand what the various creatures in my care are trying to tell me. Even beetles have a lot to say and by studying their body language and behaviour, I’ve learnt to tell when they’re hungry, too hot or too cold for example, but what really goes on in their heads? A lot more than we imagine, I suspect. Marine biologists now believe that octopuses dream but what do they dream about? Like Charlie in Talk to the Tail, I’d really like to know!
Product Description
Fluency 1 books have a word count of 2880 words with an expected reading rate of 60 words per minute.
What if animals could talk? Charlie and his assistance dog visit the zoo and learn about all the wonderful ways that animals and insects communicate in this exciting non-fiction book. From buzzing bees to roaring tigers, it's time to start chatting!
ISBN
978-0-00-862457-6
Publication Date
11-09-2023
Format
Paperback
Pages
80 pages
Dimensions
129x186mm
Product Description
Fluency 1 books have a word count of 2880 words with an expected reading rate of 60 words per minute.
What if animals could talk? Charlie and his assistance dog visit the zoo and learn about all the wonderful ways that animals and insects communicate in this exciting non-fiction book. From buzzing bees to roaring tigers, it's time to start chatting!
Author
Jeanne Willis, Illustrated by Isabella Grott, Prepared for publication by Collins Big Cat
I chose animal communication as the theme for my story because I’m always channelling my inner-Dr Doolittle to try and understand what the various creatures in my care are trying to tell me. Even beetles have a lot to say and by studying their body language and behaviour, I’ve learnt to tell when they’re hungry, too hot or too cold for example, but what really goes on in their heads? A lot more than we imagine, I suspect. Marine biologists now believe that octopuses dream but what do they dream about? Like Charlie in Talk to the Tail, I’d really like to know!