The Animal World, A Book of Natural History / Young Folks' Treasury (Volume V)

Name: The Animal World, A Book of Natural History / Young Folks' Treasury (Volume V)
Author: Theodore Wood

By Theodore Wood

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About This Book

A young-reader’s survey of animal life worldwide that offers concise, accurate sketches of major groups—mammals, birds, fishes, reptiles, amphibians, insects, and marine invertebrates—organized into focused chapters with representative species and illustrations. Each chapter describes characteristic anatomy, behaviors, habitats, and typical life habits, often using vivid examples to explain relationships among groups. Supplementary sections encourage outdoor observation, seaside nature-study, and ethical regard for living creatures. The prose aims to stimulate curiosity and train attention rather than provide technical taxonomy.

About the Author

Theodore Wood

Theodore Wood was an author known for his contributions to children's literature, particularly in the realm of natural history. His works often aimed to educate young readers about the natural world in an engaging and accessible manner. Notable titles include "Butterflies and Moths, Shown to the Children," which introduces young audiences to the fascinating world of lepidopterans, and "The Animal World, A Book of Natural History / Young Folks' Treasury (Volume V)," which explores various animal species. Wood's writing is characterized by its informative yet entertaining style, making complex subjects understandable for children.