We humans smooch with our lips. But how do giraffes, whales, hummingbirds, tree frogs, and other creatures kiss?
It's fun to wonder about and to see in the pages of this charming book, which includes facts about each animal at the end.
Perfect for Valentine's Day and all year round.
A grasshopper mouth opens east-west but not south. They're like scissors for chopping up leaves.
"Don't try to hide from a kiss on its side," says grandpa grasshopper to nymphs.
How would a grasshopper kiss?
Whichever it is, this much is true. When we say goodnight, I love all kinds of kisses from you!
About the Author
Heather Swain is the author of the teen novels Hungry and Gifted, as well as two craft books for kids. She lives with her family in Brooklyn, New York.
About the Illustrator
Steven Henry (nee D'Amico) is the illustrator of It's Raining Bats and Frogs by Rebecca Colby, as well as the Ella the Elegant Elephant series. He lives in Seattle, Washington.