Animals in military action

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Publisher
DiscoveRoo, an imprint of Pop!
Publication Date
[2022]
Language
English

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This book introduces readers to animals in military action, including those in combat and those that help find enemy weapons. Features include a table of contents, fun facts, infographics, Making Connections questions, a glossary, and an index. QR Codes in the book give readers access to book-specific resources to further their learning. Aligned to Common Core standards & correlated to state standards. DiscoverRoo is an imprint of Pop!, a division of ABDO.

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9781532169939

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School Library Journal Review

Gr 3--6--In these six volumes, readers receive a comprehensive review on the various roles animals have played in the military through the centuries. Interesting facts related include Hannibal's employment of elephants as cavalry; therapy dogs have been used in the United States Army since 2007; dogs, cats, and pigeons have historically relayed messages from the battlefield; and dolphins are trained to find underwater mines. Explanations are also provided; for example, animals are quieter than military equipment and thus can go where vehicles cannot, and slugs can be used to determine the presence of gas. Colorful photos and other illustrations nicely complement the texts. Both animal and military enthusiasts will find the information fascinating. VERDICT Informative and entertaining, these books will attract those interested in animals and the military; they should be considered for purchase by both school and public librarians.

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School Library Journal Reviews

Gr 3–6—In these six volumes, readers receive a comprehensive review on the various roles animals have played in the military through the centuries. Interesting facts related include Hannibal's employment of elephants as cavalry; therapy dogs have been used in the United States Army since 2007; dogs, cats, and pigeons have historically relayed messages from the battlefield; and dolphins are trained to find underwater mines. Explanations are also provided; for example, animals are quieter than military equipment and thus can go where vehicles cannot, and slugs can be used to determine the presence of gas. Colorful photos and other illustrations nicely complement the texts. Both animal and military enthusiasts will find the information fascinating. VERDICT Informative and entertaining, these books will attract those interested in animals and the military; they should be considered for purchase by both school and public librarians.

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