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Honey, I Ate the Kids: Weird and wonderful animal families

Mike Hills
Illustrated by Kerry Hyndman

An insider’s guide to nature’s weirdest, cutest and scariest families!

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£9.99
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780571372638
Date Published
04.06.2026

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Summary

An insider’s guide to nature’s weirdest, cutest and scariest families!

Did you know that komodo dragons eat their babies?
And capybaras eat their own poo!?
And glass frogs use ninja kicks to protect their eggs?

If there’s one thing we know about the animal kingdom it’s that the families that roar, howl, croak, chirp and squeak come in all different shapes, sizes and colours.

Find out how different animals find food, stay safe and even just get a moment of peace and quiet. Whilst some families are loving, there are others whose relationships are a lot more dangerous . . .

Every page is beautifully illustrated and packed full of facts, quizzes and activities that will surprise, entertain and disgust!

MikeHills

Mike and Kerry Kerry Hyndman is an illustrator who loves making pictures that spark a sense of wonder in the natural world. She works on a variety of publishing, editorial and advertising projects and has a growing number of non-fiction children’s books under her belt. She’s also the proud owner of a Blue Peter book award (and badge!). Mike Hills…

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Mike Hills

KerryHyndman

Kerry Hyndman is a London based illustrator and map maker with a wide range of editorial, advertising and publishing clients. In her spare time she likes to snowboard, climb, hit things with rackets and cycle around.

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