A Smithsonian Magazine Children's Book of the Year and a NSTA-CBC 2022 Outstanding Science Trade Book "What can you see by looking inside an animal?.[the] images are the attraction. [E]ncourages a sense of wonder." -- Kirkus Reviews , STARRED review "van 't Riet's beautiful bioramas. will be what draw curious readers in." -- Smithsonian Magazine "Stunning x-ray photographs of animals reveal the structures beneath skin, scales, fur and shells. The photographs are fantastically clear . Hand this to kids who are interested in anatomy and nonfiction on animals, ages 7 and up.
" -- Youth Services Book Review "A visually intriguing book that will attract all kinds of readers." -- Booklist "Stunningly beautiful and unique x-ray photographs of animals accompany engaging, thought-provoking, and funny text. This interactive book teaches us to notice details on the how and why of each animal's body shape." --Sara Levine, veterinarian and award-winning author of science books for kids including Bone by Bone: Comparing Animal Skeletons "The most intriguing x-ray collection I've ever seen, and I have seen a lot of x-rays. The pictures are enthralling, supported by informative and entertaining facts. Kids will love the book, learning about our natural world in an immediate and unique way. Every picture tells a story they say, but these pictures tell a story on another level completely. A stunning project, truly AMAZING.
" --Nick Veasey, X-ray photographer and author of X-Treme X-Ray: See the World Inside Out , X-Ray: See Through the World Around You , and Inside Out . "This brilliant book is a must for every classroom library." --Dr. Erica Colón, Founder and CEO of Nitty Gritty Science, LLC "Children will love exploring the amazing, creepy X-rays of insects, reptiles, mammals and other creatures inside this stunning book. a visual and an educational treat." -- Pam Norfolk, The Lancashire Evening Post "X-rays are pretty cool. in the case of this book, they allowed Arie, who worked in a hospital, to use his talent to peek inside insects, frogs, and other animals. The photos are amazing.
" -- Archimedes Notebook.