Wild City: Meet the animals who share our city spaces

it was a really good book

It was a really good book

It was really cool book to learn from about animals

Foxes are my favourites, I love seeing them in the garden and reading about them

I like it

Factual Had really nice pics and lots of animals I could learn about. I would recommend it.

I think this is a really good book. I loved all the animal facts and information. I would recommend this book to all animal lovers.

Non- fiction but illustrated beautifully. Lovely geography links and links to Science- animals and habitats.

Awesome and amazing

nice

This book was very interesting. I liked all facts about where animals live in cities. I would recommend this book if you like animals.

An very indepth look at animals around the world. The book is colourful with some interesting and unusual facts. There is a focus on specific cities as well as habitats such as underground, and also includes sections on predators and scavengers. A highlight for me was the inclusion of ways we can help animals, for example, taking part in bird watch and building homes for them in our gardens, something we all need to be aware of and particularly important to educate our children in. I would definitely recommend this book.

I think it is like a encyclopaedia. It is so interesting because it tell you all the animals that share the city spaces. I will recommend it to someone who loves animals.

Wild City travels the globe, exploring how animals have adapted to live alongside humans, in busy cities including New York, Rio de Janeiro, Berlin, Stockholm, London, Alexandria, Singapore, and Mumbai.

I like this book because I saw a cute chipmunk.

It was interesting. All the animals were separated in places around the world. I would reccomend this to animal lovers. My favourite page was Tokyo.

My favourite character is a sea lion and it’s full of information but it is too long.

A very interesting book to read, as it described so many different varieties of species and the obscure facts that make them all so unique from each other. There was a lot of information to take in, however I enjoyed how the book travelled around the world, looking at famous (as well as some more unknown) cities, as well as the various efforts being made by people from across the globe to protect these species, their habitats and increase biodiversity. I would recommend the book to older children, especially to those interested in both wildlife and conservation efforts.

Really nice book because this book is a really good book to read for a nature lover.