Food or Friend?

Highlighting foods and animals that share the same nameFun use of rhyme and repetitionGreat early introduction to wordplay and double meaningsBack of the book has an illustrated list of all the 'foodie friends' who appear in the book, with explanations as to why the animals are likely given their particular names"Ice Cream Cone Worms: In shallow marine waters around the world, ice cream cone worms spend their time building shells to call home. The tiny shells are made of single grains of sand and other marine matter stuck together to create long tubes that end up looking just like miniature ice cream cones!""Tomato Frog: Hop over to Madagascar, east of Africa, to find the endangered tomato frog. These nocturnal amphibians range in
colour from yellow through to red. If a tomato frog feels threatened, it will puff itself up to appear bigger... making it look a lot like a tomato."