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Books with title Splish! Splash! Animal Baths

  • Splish! Splash! Animal Baths

    April Pulley Sayre

    Library Binding (Millbrook Press, March 1, 2000)
    Describes the different ways in which animals keep clean, from the elephant who splashes himself with water to the pig that enjoys a messy roll in the mud.
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  • Animal Baths

    Bob Barner

    Hardcover (Chronicle Books, Sept. 7, 2011)
    Discover how all kinds of animals bathe in this playful exploration of bath time in the animal kingdom! Learn how tiny shrimp aid eels in keeping their teeth squeaky clean, and how schools of fish help sharks stay spic and span. Young readers will recognize their own bath time habits, and will love splashing and playing along in their own imaginative way. Simple rhyming text and vibrant, colorful collages by award-winning author and artist Bob Barner make this book ideal for the youngest readers and bathers!
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  • Animal Baths

    Bob Barner

    eBook (Chronicle Books LLC, Dec. 16, 2011)
    Discover how all kinds of animals bathe in this playful exploration of bath time in the animal kingdom! Learn how tiny shrimp aid eels in keeping their teeth squeaky clean, and how schools of fish help sharks stay spic and span. Young readers will recognize their own bath time habits, and will love splashing and playing along in their own imaginative way. Simple rhyming text and vibrant, colorful collages by award-winning author and artist Bob Barner make this book ideal for the youngest readers and bathers!
  • Animal Baths

    Beth Fielding, Susan Greenelsh

    Hardcover (Early Light, Aug. 1, 2009)
    From feathers to fur and scales to skin, ANIMAL BATHS explores the fun and creative ways the world's animals get clean. Human baths are kinda boring: all you need is soap, water, and a fluffy towel. Animal baths, however, are great fun. Imagine rolling in dust or mud to get clean like horses, elephants, and rhinoceros do. Imagine using your paws and your spit like cats, squirrels, and rabbits do. Imagine cleaning yourself by shedding your outer layer of skin like snakes, frogs, and lizards do. Tired of cleaning yourself every day? Just get someone else to do your dirty work. Water buffalo and giraffes use birds to clean their fur, while zebras use their large teeth to clean a friend's fur. Monkeys and lemurs have their fur groomed by close friends and relatives, while turtles and coral animals have their shells and surfaces cleaned by fish and shrimp.
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  • Animal Splash

    Sian Tucker

    Bath Book (Orchard Books, )
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