From Publishers Weekly If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery， Knopf's Eyewitness series is being flattered to a fare-thee-well these days. These four titles in the new Eye-Openers series， developed by Eyewitness creators Dorling Kindersley， possess similar characteristics--radiant color photography， abundant white space， striking graphics. Each spread contains a predominant photo of the creature (or truck)， a color drawing of the subject in its environment， a short horizontal border showing it "in action" and from four to 10 lines of simple， descriptive text. A nice touch is the inclusion of small-sized drawings that highlight particular features--a cement mixer's trough and ladder， a sow's snout and tail. The text， however， seems to swing from overly specific to somewhat general， as if uncertain of the audience. "Every once in a while a snake will shed its outer layer of skin" is a bit vague; and， although one of the drawings is a close-up of scales， the text does not mention that those are， in fact， the creature's "skin." Still， these are enticing entries into a rapidly expanding field. Ages 2-5. Copyright 1991 Reed Business Information， Inc. Book Description Mischievous monkeys， colorful parrots， a friendly elephant -- young children's favorite zoo animals are all here in superb close-up photos. Why does a camel have a hump? Where do penguins come from? Simple text and detailed illustrations will satisfy inquisitive preschoolers who are busy learning about the world around them. See all Editorial Reviews
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