"With fascinating facts and a lively design, this is a surprisingly nourishing treat." - Kirkus Reviews, STARRED REVIEW

"While the tone is light and Boake's photo-collage illustrations zany, Becker doesn't avoid the tough stuff: though conservation and species protection are important jobs zoos do, animals kept there aren't always happy. Still, this inside look at zoo work is fascinating, and the gross-out appeal of the recipes is undeniable. Kiddos desperate to learn more about the zoo will scarf this down." - Booklist

"Great for libraries in need of fun, browsable animal books." - School Library Journal

"Written in a conversational, engaging way. It is appealing even for my picky readers." - US National Science Teachers Association

"Animal lovers, especially the reluctant readers among them, will delight in the browsable approach and the window into zookeeping." - The Bulleting of the Center for Children's Books

"The lively writing style will capture and hold reader attention throughout while the information presentation surprises and delights... Worms for Breakfast would be useful to share with a young person before or after a zoo visit, or to help kids think about the close and constant relationships we share with animals on a daily basis. Highly recommended." - Canadian Review of Materials

"Boake's off-kilter photo-collages suit the mix of silliness and science...should provoke giggles." - Publishers Weekly

"Animal lovers and aspiring vets or nutritionists will have plenty to feast on with this fun and informative book." - Quill & Quire