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🦈 I would have loved this book as a kid! I loved reading and learning about animals in general, and this book, which is focused on the mouths of various creatures, would have interested me tremendously.
🐅 If it is mouth-related, it is included in this book - tongues, saliva, teeth, and more. Various creatures are discussed, too - great white sharks, tigers, insects, snails, and even humans!!
🐌 The illustrations are superb, and they complement the detailed information very well.
🐞 This 64-page non-fiction book would be a great addition to any middle grade classroom. It is a unique way to learn about animals and I think any reader (adults too!) would love it and learn something.
Thank you @Netgalley and What on Earth! for an eARC of this book, which I have read and reviewed honestly and voluntarily.

In Open Wide! Jaw-dropping Mouths of the Animal World by Letizia Diamante, children can examine animal mouths up close and personal. From a sea sponge with no mouth to a baleen whale with no teeth but a broom-like structure, get ready to CHOMP DOWN on fascinating facts. Throughout Open Wide!, the smallest, fiercist, and largest animals work their mouths by chomping, chewing, constructing, carrying, and climbing.
Some of the animals talked about in Open Wide! include:
anteaters
beavers
camels
chameleons
dragonflies
elephants
frogs
giraffes
hawks
jellyfish
kangaroos
lions
marmots
oxpeckers
platypuses
puffins
rodents
sea sponges
toucans
walruses
zooplankton
An amazing book full of fascinating facts and information, Open Wide is definitely worth a look.

Great diverse collection of animals and their jaws! Kids will love learning how different animals have different kinds of teeth and ways of eating. Fun addition to any classroom library!

This was a cool book that kids will love! Lots of fun facts about animals, mouths, teeth, how they eat, etc. Colorful and exciting.

This book is an educational delight. I just wish I had learned all this in school when I went. Now I can better educate my son since I homeschool him. Its a must read and its a great teaching device. Loved the book and loved the illistrations.
I received a free copy of the book and is voluntarily writing a review

This is an AMAZING read! This is perfect for any child who is into biology. Open Wide is educational, fun, and the best part is the kids don't even realize their learning.
We love educational books in my household with two littles (2&5) who could not get enough of this. Each page was exciting to them and they kept wanting to read more and more. I will be recommending this as well as purchasing for myself as we reviewed a digital copy. I even got very curious about all the different animal mouths and learned quite a bit as well.
The illustrations allowed for readers to have a better understanding, were bright and colorful, and made learning more fun.
Thank you NetGalley, Letizia Diamante, and Children's Nonfiction for allowing my family to review.

Thank you to NetGalley and What on Earth! for the eArc!
This is the perfect nonfiction book for older elementary students who are into animals. Kids ages 8 to 11 will love this book that is brimming with facts, cool illustrations, engaging games, and more. Everything is so vibrant,. even the page borders are stunning. This book goes over teeth, spit, tongues, everything that you can think of for an animal mouth is included, and is even compared to those of humans! I love the inclusion of gross facts, engaging questions, and even guessing games on nearly every page to keep the reader engaged and entertained.
This is quite an amazing book on a somewhat niche topic, and I can't wait to buy it for my students.

Open Wide is such a great illustrated nonfiction book about animals and how they use their mouths in fascinating ways. Great addition to a homeschool or classroom library. The text is informational and entertaining and will keep kids engaged for many read throughs.

Open Wide! is a FANTASTIC non-fiction picture book about the mouths of animals across the world. I really loved this one & was fascinated (even as an adult) to learn all about different animal mouths & digestion. For example, describing silk as "caterpillar spit" will live in my head forever lol.
Overall, this was a really delightful book. It was longer than I expected & had lots of fun details on why & how each animal used their mouth. I loved that it included humans & dinosaurs in its discussion.
Thanks to NetGalley, Letizia Diamante, and What on Earth! for the chance to read & review this one! I would highly recommend it!