This book introduces desert animals in their habitat. This book holds a place in my heart because it takes me back to when my son (who is 18 now) was 1 years old and I would read this books multiple times a day. My son would growl and howl along with the book. The book has simple rhythms with beautiful illustrations. ( )

It's cool that this is so thematically monochrome (desert animals), like a new cafe that wears its investment capital a bit too conspicuously. The big surprise at the end is that the skunk skunks everybody, and I actually like skunks fine with their snufffles and poor eyesight and the pot-like odour day to day they emanate that leaves you thinking it can't be all that bad when they actually spray you, but still I'm not the kinda guy to go OHHH SHIT A SKUNK SHIT MAN YOU GOT SKUNKED, but this book is still all right. ( )