fishes

The narrator describes the fish he caught in words that keep increasing its size.

The reader is invited to find the fish in pictures where it is well camouflaged.

Drawings and brief text demonstrate the distinguishing physical features of several different fish.

An introduction to the stonefish that provides information on its physical characteristics, diet, and habitat.

Five little gefilte fish sneak out of their jar and explore the world causing their poor mother great worry. Includes a note about gefilte fish and a glossary of Yiddish words.

Offers advice on keeping fish as pets, discussing where to buy them, how to set up and care for an aquarium or pond, feeding, and health issues, and including brief profiles of different types of fish.

Provides facts about different kinds of fish, as well as step-by-step instructions for drawing cartoons of each one.

Describes the different ways fishes camouflage themselves to escape from enemies and to catch food.

Each color drawing of a fish is captioned with the term used for a group of that species, such as a stream of minnows, a hover of trout, or a flock of dolphins.

Introduces twelve fish, both fresh and saltwater, that are native to the tropics.