Oddballs

Ages 5 to 10

A unique guide to 16 different special animals, accompanied by funny illustrations, completed with imaginative prompts to foster children’s minds. For children aged 5 years and up.Prepare to embark on an extraordinary journey through the animal kingdom, where the bizarre and the extraordinary reign supreme! Delve into the whimsical world of creatures with the oddest qualities that will leave you in awe and laughter. From the giant anteater with a tongue stretching an incredible 60 centimeters to the glass frog flaunting its transparent belly, the wonders within these pages will spark your imagination and ignite your curiosity.This hilarious book isn't just a collection of fascinating animal facts—it's an invitation to imagine what life would be like if you possessed the unique traits of these peculiar creatures. What if you could imitate all sounds like a Lyrebird can? Let your imagination run wild as you explore humorous what-if scenarios that encourage creative thinking and playful exploration.Accompanied by vibrant and captivating illustrations, each creature leaps off the page, captivating young readers and sparking their curiosity. From the axolotl to the mantis shrimp, 16 different special animals are showcased, each with its own fascinating quirks and characteristics. Seamlessly blending humor with facts, this book offers educational entertainment that fosters a love for animals and nature. Through laughter and learning, readers are introduced to the oddballs of the animal kingdom in a way that's both engaging and informative.Join us on an unforgettable adventure filled with laughter, learning, and imagination. For children aged 5 years and above, this book promises to entertain, educate, and inspire! Get ready to meet the most bizarre oddballs of the animal kingdom and discover the magic of imagination!

About the Author

Dutch illustrator Johan Klungel makes picture books, comics, and animated movies. In addition, he creates films for museums and television, gives drawing workshops, and works as a live artist. Usually, he draws digitally, but sometimes he also uses pencils, pens, chalk, or paint. He likes to tell stories from a clear idea and he prefers to do that with a lot of humor. Recurring themes in Johan’s work are nature and the endless imagination of children. Drawing and filmmaking are done from his cozy studio, writing is done preferably in the library. Johan lives with his partner and two children in Haarlem. In his spare time, he enjoys watching the birds, working in his vegetable garden, and playing a small guitar.