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by Jan Brett

Author:	Jan Brett
Subcategory:	Animals
Language:	English
Publisher:	HMH Books for Young Readers; Illustrated edition (March 26, 1989)
Pages:	32 pages
Category:	For children
Rating:	4.6
Other formats:	lrf mobi rtf txt

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Annie and the Wild Animal. has been added to your Cart. This is such a wonderful book that my 2 year old son asked me to read him over and over. One person found this helpful.

Annie and the Wild Animal.

However, the book shows that the wild animals are just that - wild I love using Jan Brett in my preK Fours classroom.

However, the book shows that the wild animals are just that - wild. And Annie recognizes that and doesn't try to tame them. In the end, Annie's cat returns with kittens, something I remember our cats doing while we were growing up - a wonderful surprise. I love using Jan Brett in my preK Fours classroom. The illustrations are beautiful, the vocabulary is great, and the clues that Jan Brett provides are super for budding readers.

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Annie’s cat, Taffy, disappears and she is lonely. She looks for a friendly, furry pet near the woods, but a giant moose, a grumpy bear and others show up to eat her corn cakes until they are all gone. They leave, and to Annie’s surprise, out of the woods comes Taffy with her three new kittens. Topics in Annie and the Wild Animals. animals cats getting lost.

Jan Brett's books are exquisite! You could look at each page for hours taking in the colorful and detailed main . Beautifully detailed illustrations.

This story itself is rather simple.

Jan Brett's story is told mostly through wonderfully detailed full-color illustrations. The wonders of the forest and the seasons are an expressive backdrop to the tale of the animals. Shortcut to Hedgie's Book a matic.

When Annie's cat disappears, she attempts friendship with a variety of unsuitable woodland animals. The borders of the pages foretell the emergence of spring and the birth of kittens.

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Syleazahad

I grew up in the West and around wild animals (as well as domesticated ones). I hesitated to purchase this book because I was concerned that it would present wild animals as "cute" and safe, which is not a lesson that I want my children to learn. I want my children to respect and love nature and animals, but certainly don't want them to assume that any animal is going to be safe to be around, especially a wild animal. Add in the fact that feeding wild animals (other than birds) is not encouraged, and I was nervous. I don't want my children to have unrealistic and potentially dangerous ideas about how safe they are in nature/around wild animals.

However, the book shows that the wild animals are just that - wild. And Annie recognizes that and doesn't try to tame them. In the end, Annie's cat returns with kittens, something I remember our cats doing while we were growing up - a wonderful surprise.

This book is obviously a wonderful flight of fancy and I know my daughter really enjoys it. And I also know that if she sees an elk while we're camping, she's not going to try to pet it! Let alone, a mountain lion or bear or cow moose.

Steel_Blade

I love Jan Brett's work

Danskyleyn

Annie and the Wild Animals is a great resource for my granddaughter who distances herself from animals. She discovers animals have needs too and need humans.

Malodor

Product matched description. Love this book so much!

Zamo

I love using Jan Brett in my preK Fours classroom. The illustrations are beautiful, the vocabulary is great, and the clues that Jan Brett provides are super for budding readers. Add Jan Brett's phenominal website and you have a teacher's dream!

This story was touching and very easy for children to connect with. If I could do only one author all year, Jan Brett would be my choice (but I sure am glad I don't have to choose just one)!