Caramel is posing with and then reading Aye-Aye Gets Lucky, written by Terri Tatchell and illustrated by Ivan Sulima. The main chunk of each book is a story, right?Ĭ: Yes, that is true.

Yes, there are facts, but those are all at the end. All pages are very colorfully illustrated, and each of the books tells a story first. So there are a lot of facts in the books. So how did these books measure?Ĭaramel: I liked them! They have some facts that I did not know, even about pangolins, and you know I know a lot about pangolins already. Sprinkles: Caramel, I know you love animals, and you love books with lots of facts in them. Caramel reviews Aye-Aye Gets Lucky, Adventures of a Pangopup, Okapi Loves His Zebra Pants, and Tarsier Sings His Song, the four books making up the Endangered and Misunderstood series written by Terri Tatchell and illustrated by Ivan Sulima. As usual, Sprinkles is taking notes and asking questions. In this review, he shares his thoughts on these four lovely books that invite the reader to learn about the lives of some of the rarest animals on this planet. Pangolins are among his favorites, and a search for a book on pangolins is what led him to Aye-Aye Gets Lucky, Adventures of a Pangopup, Okapi Loves His Zebra Pants, and Tarsier Sings His Song, the four books making up the Endangered and Misunderstood series written by Terri Tatchell and illustrated by Ivan Sulima. Being a young bunny, Caramel loves all small animals, but some he finds more endearing than others.

Adventures of a pangopup