We're Gross Butt We Can't Help It! - Reichert, Sally
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Visit the gross world of animals' disgusting eating habits, from blood to butts to barf. Find out the absolutely dreadful things some creatures eat and the nasty ways some animals get their food. From spiders eating their moms to frogs living in poop, you will discover lots of disgusting information. Even though their diets may seem sickening to us, it is just what some animals need for survival. In fact, their existence depends on these unpleasant habits. Enjoy funny text, amazing photographs, and surprising highlights, while learning some vulgar facts about animals, but try not to gag!…mehr

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Visit the gross world of animals' disgusting eating habits, from blood to butts to barf. Find out the absolutely dreadful things some creatures eat and the nasty ways some animals get their food. From spiders eating their moms to frogs living in poop, you will discover lots of disgusting information. Even though their diets may seem sickening to us, it is just what some animals need for survival. In fact, their existence depends on these unpleasant habits. Enjoy funny text, amazing photographs, and surprising highlights, while learning some vulgar facts about animals, but try not to gag! Children beware! Be sure to read this book on an empty stomach! A glossary is included.
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Autorenporträt
Sally Reichert, M.Ed. is an emerging author, adventurer, traveler, and children's advocate. While she is retired now after a rewarding teaching career spanning almost three decades, her passion for educating our youth is lifelong. Year by year, Sally's heart grew heavier and heavier in the midst of dwindling kindness in the classroom and beyond. As a result, her story is one of genuine empathy and kindness. Through her debut book, she strives to ensure fellow educators and parents have the resources they need to teach children the art of compassion and thoughtfulness.