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Armor & animals / Liz Yohlin Baill.
"What do knights in shining armor have to do with turtles, fish, and porcupines? A lot, actually! Find out what helmets, shields, and swords have in common with shells, scales, and spikes in this colorful and imaginative look at how different creatures keep themselves safe"-- Back cover.
Record details
- ISBN: 9781616899554
- ISBN: 1616899557
- Physical Description: 40 pages : color illustrations ; 23 cm.
- Publisher: New York : Princeton Architectural Press, [2021]
- Copyright: ©2021
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| General Note: | Illustrated endpapers. |
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| Subject: | Philadelphia Museum of Art > Juvenile literature. Philadelphia Museum of Art. Armored animals > Juvenile literature. Armor > Juvenile literature. Armor. Armored animals. |
| Genre: | Juvenile works. |
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| Location | Call Number / Copy Notes | Barcode | Shelving Location | Status | Due Date |
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| Homer Public Library | J 597.984 YOH (Text) | 000162366 | Children's Library -- Nonfiction | Available | - |
Armor and Animals
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Armor and Animals
What do knights in shining armor have to do with slimy snails and porcupines? A lot, actually! Armor & Animals brings together two things kids love to provide an entryway into the world of art. The armor collection at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, beloved by its young visitors, provides the remarkable helmets, shields, and more that appear in the book, and which experienced museum educator Liz Yohlin Baill compares to the shells, scales, and spikes that protect animals. Lively text paired with bright, modern graphics and real-life armor informs kids about art and animals in tandem. A rhino crashes into a knight, teaching kids that a group of rhinos is called a crash--so stay out of the way! Dragons may be imaginary, but a fire-breathing dragon etched on armor can still make a horse look extra tough. Kids can consider the helmets, goggles, and other "armor" they use that help make their own activities safer, and connect art to their world as they learn.
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