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Rathipriyadarshini Periasamy rathiphotography — Ants in large numbers help keep ecosystems healthy. They are also fascinating insects in their own right. Millions of ants live around the world. They live underground, in trees, inside thorns, or in nests they build themselves. Each colony usually has a single queen with thousands of workers (always female) to gather food and take care of the larvae and pupae. Ants also provide food for other animals and aerate the earth aiding plant growth. Some ants even grow wings that allow them to fly off to start new colonies. Being a National Geographic book, the photographs in this book are gorgeous and very informative. They show ants gathering food, traveling through tunnels, and taking care of the young. The writing is appropriate for new readers with vocabulary words defined in the text in addition to the glossary at the end. The definitions in the glossary also have pictures to aid in understanding, which is a nice feature. The occasional joke adds some humor. The attractive layout makes the book easy to follow.

Steve White stevewhiteraven — I love Meg Cabot, and this one's great. Not usually a sci-fi fan, but this book just rocked! I read it over and over again, wanting more, only to be disappointed to find out that the sequel was GOOD, but not nearly as 5 star as Airhead. *sigh* I still recommend Being Nicki to any one who enjoyed the first one- just don't get your hopes up too high.

Mark Mezamymapel _ark_ — As a new dog trainer, I cannot think of a better book to start with! Cesar is fabulous to start with, but he reiterates his points well and not only tells you what to do, but gives you suggestions on how to do it. His case studies provide a wealth of information and knowledge. If you never read any of his other books, read this one - his first one. It has everything for basics in it. It is written the way he talks - no pompousness from editors etc. I could even hear his voice in my head reading the book to me. This has opened up so many avenues and questions while providing much-needed answers. It also challenges what little I claim to know about dogs. Read it and take from it what you will, but read it none-the-less!